sinceramente a melhor opção pra emular GBA e literalmente qualquer console é o RetroArch. É um sistema de emulação baseado em Núcleos onde você pode baixar o núcleo do emulador que você quer e configurar da forma que quiser. É difícil de explicar mas é o santo graal dos emuladores. Da pra configurar o que quiser e jogar com a melhor qualidade e o menor atraso de input. Tem na play store pra baixar e é de graça, sem propaganda e é um software de código aberto. Vale a pena pesquisar sobre.
Eu conheci o game pelo canal do BrksEdue gostei bastante da jogabilidade. Está tudo bem pra vocês se eu fizer uma série de gameplays dele pro meu canal?
Amei o jogo, muito lindo e bem feito, amo ver como os jogos feitos com o Butano são tão incriveis!! Eu queria saber como vocês colocaram a ROM pra rodar em browser, tenho idéia de que usa o gba.ninja, mas como =\ ?? Parabéns pelo game =)
Muito obrigado pelo review! O pessoal disponibilizou um template como base lá no discord da comunidade gbadev, dá uma olhada lá, é bem simples de usar!
This was a great game with a surprisingly engaging survival mechanic.
I like the fact that you aren't merely babysitting survival bars, and when they run low, you have to disengage from the actual game to go do some grocery shopping.
Because moisture pockets only have a percentage chance to give you water, sometimes you have to decide whether it's worth the risk to keep digging on a 40% chance spot, or whether you should sprint back to a tree for safety and that 80% chance.
Add in a robot chase to make that decision even more complicated, whether you should try and fight it out or run, and you've got a very entertaining gameplay loop. Tying the weapon use to the stamina meter is a very clever move to marry the survival and combat mechanics.
There were a couple rough spots I feel could be ironed out. For one, maybe I missed some dialogue, but it was a little unclear what to do at first. Speaking to the person at the tower north of the home ship, I was told to go east, and get better ammo to help me fight the robots. When I went east, I found a robot and shot at it, but because it didn't die for several shots, I figured that I must not be powerful enough to beat it, so I spent several minutes circling around the starting area looking for either an alternate path, or that ammo.
I feel like it would have helped to make sure that the player knows they are powerful enough to beat these robots, but that it will be difficult to start with. Either that, or prevent them from returning to the ship until they have killed at least one robot so it's obvious they have to press on.
Second, the combat would be improved immensely if you could hold down, for example, the L button to strafe. (considering there's only two items to use, switching with just R would have been fine) Since you only fire in a straight line in front of you, you have to back up, stand still, and wait until enemies are in your line of sight before you shoot. (this might also be less of an issue if enemies had a more complex movement system, kinda like enemies in the NES Zelda)
The story was ambitious, and it was definitely nice to have a lot of context for what's going on. It was especially impressive considering this was a game jam game. Overall, this was a very fine game, and I would recommend!
thank you for your very accurate review of the game.
the strafing mechanic is actually something we plan to implement in a final version, as well as the implementation of other items, collectables, and enemies with different patterns :)
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thanks!
i am not using the arrow keys
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I kinda question making thirst hurt your health
Like you get hit by an enemy and it makes you thirsty?
Conheci vcs na retrocon e queria comprar a versão de gba ❤️
I made a QR code for anyone with a modded 3DS that can install games via FBI.
thanks!
mano, dá pra jogar no my boy no android?
Porque eu fui jogar e quando eu entrava no jogo a tela ficava preta e não carregava nada
Olá Vogs, o "MyBoy!" aparentemente apresenta diversas falhas quando se trata de homebrews, nesse caso (Android) indicaria o emulador "John GBAC"
sinceramente a melhor opção pra emular GBA e literalmente qualquer console é o RetroArch. É um sistema de emulação baseado em Núcleos onde você pode baixar o núcleo do emulador que você quer e configurar da forma que quiser. É difícil de explicar mas é o santo graal dos emuladores. Da pra configurar o que quiser e jogar com a melhor qualidade e o menor atraso de input. Tem na play store pra baixar e é de graça, sem propaganda e é um software de código aberto. Vale a pena pesquisar sobre.
Eu conheci o game pelo canal do BrksEdue gostei bastante da jogabilidade. Está tudo bem pra vocês se eu fizer uma série de gameplays dele pro meu canal?
Olá Saka, muito obrigado pelo feedback! Agradecemos também pelo interesse na série de gameplay, pode ficar a vontade!
❤️ O jogo tá incrível. Eu sofri pra me acostumar com o sistema de stamina, mas a sobrevivência nele é fenomenal.
Amei o jogo, muito lindo e bem feito, amo ver como os jogos feitos com o Butano são tão incriveis!! Eu queria saber como vocês colocaram a ROM pra rodar em browser, tenho idéia de que usa o gba.ninja, mas como =\ ?? Parabéns pelo game =)
Muito obrigado pelo review! O pessoal disponibilizou um template como base lá no discord da comunidade gbadev, dá uma olhada lá, é bem simples de usar!
Opa, muito obrigado, espero ver mais jogos incriveis de vocês. =)
Having trouble running this on real hardware (game boy micro with everdrive). Any suggestions?
Hello, I believe that with Everdrive you will only be able to run with save type off
That does work, thanks!
This was a great game with a surprisingly engaging survival mechanic.
I like the fact that you aren't merely babysitting survival bars, and when they run low, you have to disengage from the actual game to go do some grocery shopping.
Because moisture pockets only have a percentage chance to give you water, sometimes you have to decide whether it's worth the risk to keep digging on a 40% chance spot, or whether you should sprint back to a tree for safety and that 80% chance.
Add in a robot chase to make that decision even more complicated, whether you should try and fight it out or run, and you've got a very entertaining gameplay loop. Tying the weapon use to the stamina meter is a very clever move to marry the survival and combat mechanics.
There were a couple rough spots I feel could be ironed out. For one, maybe I missed some dialogue, but it was a little unclear what to do at first. Speaking to the person at the tower north of the home ship, I was told to go east, and get better ammo to help me fight the robots. When I went east, I found a robot and shot at it, but because it didn't die for several shots, I figured that I must not be powerful enough to beat it, so I spent several minutes circling around the starting area looking for either an alternate path, or that ammo.
I feel like it would have helped to make sure that the player knows they are powerful enough to beat these robots, but that it will be difficult to start with. Either that, or prevent them from returning to the ship until they have killed at least one robot so it's obvious they have to press on.
Second, the combat would be improved immensely if you could hold down, for example, the L button to strafe. (considering there's only two items to use, switching with just R would have been fine) Since you only fire in a straight line in front of you, you have to back up, stand still, and wait until enemies are in your line of sight before you shoot. (this might also be less of an issue if enemies had a more complex movement system, kinda like enemies in the NES Zelda)
The story was ambitious, and it was definitely nice to have a lot of context for what's going on. It was especially impressive considering this was a game jam game. Overall, this was a very fine game, and I would recommend!
thank you for your very accurate review of the game.
the strafing mechanic is actually something we plan to implement in a final version, as well as the implementation of other items, collectables, and enemies with different patterns :)