Author Topic: Feedback appreciated: a turn-based roguelike platformer: Clean Space Corporation  (Read 6736 times)

whimpower

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Hello all!

I tried to develop a game idea that would be somewhat original and something I would personally want to play. The result is a turn based platformer with randomized maps, exploration, some puzzle-solving and a little bit of toilet humor. I am a big fan of classic roguelike games like Nethack and Moria and there are some ideas stolen from those also.

The game was developed with MonoGame and it supports Windows 10/11, Linux x64 and Linux arm64. A free demo is downloadable in itch.io with name "clean space corporation". All feedback is appreciated!


 
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The game's premise is unique and has potential. It reminds me slightly of Dust Force in that it is rare for janitorial services to be turned into the setting for a game.

I liked the CRT-like and chromatic aberration post-processing effect you used.

The music also had some good energy to it.

The splash screen art of the astronaut is also quite well drawn/painted.

However, it'd be good to have keyboard controls too and not just mouse controls.

Also, when I tried the game, your procedural generation system made the second level impossible to get through as far as I could tell. The terrain seemed impassible.

The game feels incomplete and I'm guessing that it indeed is and that you may have moved on to other things by now. I just felt like giving you some feedback anyway though, to be supportive of fellow creative people.

Good effort and best of luck!
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