Play endacopia For the love of god play endacopia

I'm going to BED take my legless creature

🍂🎃🍁IT'S THE SPOOKY MONTH🍁🎃🍂 And what a better way to ring in the fresh season than with a sneak preview of what's on the horizon for Slime 64 in 2027 👀 (Note: No audio yet. Everything is still subject to change and polish. We're just excited to have you with us for the ride!)

me when

THIS IS SO GOOD AAA

Just finished a second playthrough, and the sentiment remains. Play Mr. Sleepy Man.

I bought igtap last night and then blacked out and I suddenly had 5 hours in the game and it was 2am y'all should be super proud - great concept and execution

episode 2 of my Roman empire is here. unbelievable value for $6 lmao

4. Finally, and this may be a tougher one on the implementation side: to me each movement state looks like it has a "target speed" that the character very quickly snaps to. This makes the sense of momentum feel very jerky to me - possible to blend to new speed over more time? esp when fast -> slow

3. If I'm understanding correctly, you throw the disk into the ground and then by running into it you bounce. A more exaggerated throw, a particle burst where the disk lands, and a glowing particle field to convey bounce direction could maybe help readability and make it feel even more satisfying

2. Play with the character model's scale! By having a scale pivot at the bottom of the mesh, you can squish the model upwards when jumping and downwards when landing to help loosen up what otherwise might feel a bit stiff. When stretching upwards the horizontal scale should shrink to preserve volume

Love the environment art! A few unsolicited ideas as a fellow 3D platformer developer (these are about the game in general): 1. Try loosening up the camera! Rather than following the player object directly, have it follow a ghost object that tracks 1:1 laterally, but more slowly tracks vertically