Ran out of space lmao! You have to click a lot with your mouse in the later parts. You get too much energy and there are too many enemies. That could be a way you could expand on the gameplay. A tower defense game that tests your reflexes and mouse skills instead of the usual focus on strategy and planning. Anyhow, good job, the models look nice though I feel the anime girl model feels weird when placed in bulk. She looks like the main character instead of a base unit. There is a lack of sound effects but the sounds that do exist are good.
Thank you for the positive feedback! Wow, that's such a high number of holo orbs you got there haha. I am glad you enjoyed it. There will be more characters to play with in the future updates alongside with actual levels that progress with waves. For now, this is just a prototype.
so feed back. I know it is still a prototype. If you happen to keep developing, try changing the view a little bit perspective. You made 3D models so why not show how they are pretty. Of course from a distance where you can see all grid. There are other things but since this is a prototype, I won't say much. But you do need to revamp the gameplay loop a bit more interesting. I suggest you should focus on that instead of models first. But if this is your first game, you did great job. I'm also learning godot so good luck.
Thank you for your feedback. It's nice to see a fellow game developer. Yes, I am also not satisfied of the perspective but the placement would otherwise not be able to show the characters without overlapping too much. I did my experimentations and decided this was the best. Also, they are 2d now. They were 3d models but I rendered them and just put them as animated 2d sprites. I really want to show how pretty they are too but I have no idea how. Making them 3d would compromise a lot more GPU than I would like. I am thinking about showing their detailed sprites when hovered by mouse.
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Ran out of space lmao! You have to click a lot with your mouse in the later parts. You get too much energy and there are too many enemies. That could be a way you could expand on the gameplay. A tower defense game that tests your reflexes and mouse skills instead of the usual focus on strategy and planning. Anyhow, good job, the models look nice though I feel the anime girl model feels weird when placed in bulk. She looks like the main character instead of a base unit. There is a lack of sound effects but the sounds that do exist are good.
Thank you for the positive feedback! Wow, that's such a high number of holo orbs you got there haha. I am glad you enjoyed it. There will be more characters to play with in the future updates alongside with actual levels that progress with waves. For now, this is just a prototype.
so feed back. I know it is still a prototype. If you happen to keep developing, try changing the view a little bit perspective. You made 3D models so why not show how they are pretty. Of course from a distance where you can see all grid. There are other things but since this is a prototype, I won't say much. But you do need to revamp the gameplay loop a bit more interesting. I suggest you should focus on that instead of models first. But if this is your first game, you did great job. I'm also learning godot so good luck.
Thank you for your feedback. It's nice to see a fellow game developer. Yes, I am also not satisfied of the perspective but the placement would otherwise not be able to show the characters without overlapping too much. I did my experimentations and decided this was the best. Also, they are 2d now. They were 3d models but I rendered them and just put them as animated 2d sprites. I really want to show how pretty they are too but I have no idea how. Making them 3d would compromise a lot more GPU than I would like. I am thinking about showing their detailed sprites when hovered by mouse.