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It's a shame you don't have many ratings, it does appear that not having a browser version is a huge issue in jams like this...

Wonderful graphics and style and idea, it's such a shame that I wasn't able to complete the third level even lining it up exactly to how you had it in the screenshot below, I wonder if framerate has an effect? I think I tried a couple hundred times (no exaggeration).

But presentation wise you knocked it out of the park, for three days this is an incredible prototype that could easily turn into a small puzzle game. Have you made games previously?

I also watched the video, I'm sure you have a great road ahead!

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Thanks for the kind words and trying so many times! Yes I've made games before, it's my current course of study haha, I just finally got the courage to do Youtube and Solo Dev through this game jam. 

This is my first game in Godot, so I mainly used C# as I came from Unity. Unfortunately web exports aren't supported yet hence the download. I'll look into the shooting code once more, I also have plans to move to GDScript after the jam ends. Thanks for watching the video as well! I really appreciate the feedback.

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Excellent, I wish the best in your course of study! Keep it up!

That would explain why you didn't have the web export then with C#, understood. GDScript does thankfully have that benefit but it does have its own issues with things like particles (big hitches when the particle generator starts, my game had that but I had to remove it).

I don't have much time with programming but I'm hoping to keep learning and getting better as time goes on. Likewise for art, I wish I could have made the ground blend better in my game as well as have more varied assets, but I have so much to learn. The solo dev life is a tough one! From needing sounds, music, art, programming and marketing plus everything else, its rough!

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Don't sweat the programming and art too much, you're already doing great! The solo dev journey is rough, so many things to do, so many skills to have. It's a rough grind but it'll come together eventually, haha.

Keep up the great work on your end, wishing you the best as well!