I'm guessing you got the thing saying that it's an unrecognized app and it might put your PC at risk? It does that whenever you download an EXE file that doesn't have a publisher (I'm pretty sure you have to pay to be verified or something). Here's a reddit post I found talking about it: https://www.reddit.com/r/itchio/comments/v3hjpd/microsoft_defender_smartscreen_p...
That warning doesn't mean it is malware. It could still be, but you could check that with an antivirus I think
But seriously you need to finish this!!! The UI theme, the level editor (for a jam???) and basically everything is so great, can't wait to play a full version :)
This was fun! I liked that the dungeons were all in the shape of some drawing ^^
The last dungeon was actually pretty tough, not unlike the one before that where I always picked up the keys right away even though I wasn't supposed to 😭
This was INCREDIBLE! Some of the art was sort of messing with my understanding of the environment, but apart from that this was astonishingly beautiful and really unique.
Oh, so that was what it was? Yeah, definitely a good idea to make only that gray. Also, why did all the texts on the second loop get slightly changed for no apparent reason?
It can't be accidental that there are 69 code bits T-T
Anyway, surprisingly cool game! I thought it was just a typical platformer that barely fits the theme but the looping platforms were very unique, fun and challenging.
Also why did it take me 15 minutes to find a syntax error lol
P.S. The music kept getting quieter the farther I got, I think that might be because you used an AudioStreamPlayer2D instead of an AudioStreamPlayer. The difference is that the 2D version is based on position, so if the camera is far from that node the audio gets quieter.
Well this was really cool! Clever idea, however for some reason when I finished something like the 6th puzzle it kept being the same one over and over and over again? I don't think that was intentional
The concept was cool, however the game was EXTREEEEEMLY laggy. I think this might be because you're running the physics simulation simulation *every frame* to make the dotted lines to show the orbit. I'm not 100% sure that's why but that sounds like something that could happen because whenever I was pressing W the game wasn't laggy anymore (and the dots weren't showing either).
I'll give you a few hints before giving the solution so if you want you can still try for yourself.
I still haven't found everything, I only got to what I like to call "loop 2".
HINT 1:
To progress, you must find the 6-letter password and enter it in the place where you can type stuff (if it doesn't appear, just reload (button is in top-left corner) on the main page).
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HINT 2:
There is some subtle anomaly spread across multiple texts.
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SOLUTION:
If I remember correctly, there are four letters in the first text (Leaf Theater) and two letter in the third text (Campfire Cave) that are in italic and that are a little darker. These six letters spell the word "savior" which you can enter as a password in the little text field that appears when you press the reload button on the main page.
Thank you! I genuinely did not expect anybody to actually enjoy this 🥲
For bigger project, it's clear that using an AnimationPlayer is a really bad idea, but it was just faster to do it that way and it allowed me to have a visual interface to work with.
This game is a BANGER! Best game I've played so far. This is a 5/5 in every category, except for originality (can't say you invented roguelike deckbuilders). The art is so cool, the music is way too good and the gameplay makes me go Balatro mode (I haven't played that game so I am just assuming that that's what it feels like). The narrative was surprisingly good, with the shopkeeper having different dialogue each time adding so much to the theme of being trapped in your own game.
Balance-wise, however... global() is just BROKEN. I beat the [SPOILER ALERT] engine before it could even attack because I drew my whole deck and kept blocking it and then once I had all the buff card (global and amp) I used to spams it and died.
Yeah, it's not super balanced :P but I guess that's also part of the fun haha
I guess you already know how to change that but just in case you don't, you can go to your game's page (not the jam page, the game page https://devboyexe.itch.io/quiet-days), then go to "Embed options" and there you can change the viewport size
This was really interesting but please lower the game's resolution in the itch.io page settings! I had to zoom out a lot just to be able to reach the fullscreen button.
Cool idea! The visuals were great. The prey-killing mechanic was a bit awkward, it could have been done a bit better, but it has good potential. Overall I enjoyed playing this!!!
It would have been really nice if you could have made a web build, because when I try to download this, it says:
WARNING: This Page Has Been Quarantined
Our system has flagged this page for additional review due to potential suspicious behavior from the page owner.
If someone has asked you to download from this page and you don't fully trust them, or their behavior isn't what you recognize, then we don't recommend downloading this file until our team has reviewed the page.
Password-protecting files or pages is a technique often used by scammers in an attempt to block virus and other security scans from detecting malware. Do not trust password-protected files unless you fully trust the uploader.
Regions this account has connected from: United States of America
I'm guessing this is because you created your account not too long ago.
I see the game was made in Godot, and it's actually really simple to put a web build instead of a desktop build on itch. There are plenty of YouTube tutorials on this, you should check that out! (Of course you won't be able to update the game because the jam is over but it's really good to know, it gets many more people to play your game when it's directly on itch because it's safer and easier)
That was such a good experience! I really liked it. I feel like a bunch of stuff never got really "used" in the story, like the loop which was never really explained, but overall this was really good!
It's sorte of the opposite for me. When I left-click on the game window in the browser, the mouse disappears but I can't use the camera correctly: the sensitivity is HUGE (a pixel almost does a full turn) and I can't move the camera vertically. I might try again on my other PC, because the one I tried the game on has some issues with 3D games
