please alpha test my game my game is in very early development.
It's not on this website but i want to get as many views as i possibly can my game is at
https://gamedev1037.itch.io/shootscer
please beta test my game
Edit: it now goes by the new name Brain Blitz
Alright - I might sound a bit critical (I always do when doing some reviews on Ludum Dare or similar competitions … where similar entries happen quite often), keep in mind, those are my subjective notes on what would make given game better - many of my notes are most likely already in your to-do list.
Tested in Chrome, it runs smoothly on my rig (which currently is some Ryzen 9 5900X, 128 GBs of RAM and some Radeon HD 6800). Few notes, what I'd improve:
@programmer71 Oh, come on, everyone had to start somewhere (and it is much better to start at making a project one can actually do in regards to his/her experiences, than to go for ‘yuge MMO’) - everyone experienced enough can see that this is from someone who is learning how to write programs - there is no need to sarcastically laugh at such attempts.
You can see how big a hypocrite programmer71 is here…
https://www.gamedev.net/forums/topic/712783-need-animators-and-a-programmer-for-a-demo/5450824/
Where I mildly troll a user that says he doesn't trust anyone on the forum (user slightly edited it) and is low-key demeaning, demanding and unaware, but programmer71 comes to his defense with
How rude , I see an attempt to create something
@Vilem Otte also how should i fix the controls should i use the arrow keys instead or what should i do
Tried it, mostly repeating the things already said…
Died a few times before i have figured out the controls.
I'm fine with WASD, but i would have expected: If you can aim with mouse, you also can shoot with mouse.
Though, i think there is no need to move at all. You can just stand in place and shoot them all before they get you. I did the same as a kid in Asteroids on Atari and could play for infinite time this way. So i think it's a design flaw. If you can move, there should be a reason you have to move. Obstacles could provide such reason, but then you also need some basic AI. Powerups would be another reason.
There are big issues about fairness: Zombies appear exactly at my position out of nothing, and i die before i notice what's going on at all.
And also: Multiple Zombies spawn at the same position. I shoot one down i assume i'm done, aiming for another, but then i see the zombie is still there although i did hit him. That's because it were actually two zombies.
Such confusing things should never happen.
It's too fast paced from the start. The player has no time to realize the situation and think about some strategy.
You could make them move slower initially, and make sure they spawn at some larger min. distance to the player but also some smaller min. distance to other zombies.
