Let's go! Hope it works out well.

I honestly think what you have so far looks amazing. Did you make all of these sprites yourself?? On the bright side, we will have time to work on our games after the deadline, but I understand your worries. I still have a lot of final touches to do as well.

I also did a 2D top-down with animated sprites. I didn't use keyframes or any of the animating systems. Instead, I drew different sprites and then created a script that alternated between them based on the input.

Thanks!

I honestly think the colors you chose look amazing, especially with the dream setting you're going for. I remember messing with trees for my first game, and I don't know how I got them to work. Think it was cutouts and making the alpha as transparency.

The art's looking great, though; it adds some polish and juice to your game. I'm looking forward to seeing more!

I'm debating if I want to keep my art style as is, or if it will only be like this for the beta. The map textures will probably be something I add last. For now, I'm fully going to focus on gameplay mechanics.

Lol, enjoying the lack of error messages is very relatable. I still have a few things to code before the basic gameplay is up and running, but hopefully it shouldn't take more than a day.

Gonna be honest, the first thing I saw was the word "fall" and that clip was the first thing that came to mind😂. I love the idea!

I should clarify that before the score would increment in the saucer script, and it would cause errors. Moving the incrementation to the score script fixed it. The interaction the saucer has with the scoring system is a bool that checks if a saucer was hit. It's a similar process for the life system

Oh, nice, looks cool and polished. I want to add juiciness to my game, but looking at my progress so far, I am questioning if my scope it too big 😅