So… I submitted my game for LD #32 and I’ve slept for 8 hours, I think I’m ready for a postmortem post \ud83d\ude00<\/p>\n
What went well:<\/strong><\/p>\n – The thinking part<\/strong>. After the start of the jam, I’ve forced myself to stay away from the computer for like 4 hours. I wanted to have a clear idea and be inspired. So I had a shower, I washed dishes, I cleaned my room and the idea just popped out. Moreover, my wife was very happy about my cleaning spree \ud83d\ude00 What may be not going well:<\/strong><\/p>\n – How the game feels<\/strong>. I hope the game feels “right” (i.e. how I would like it to feel) What didn’t go well at all:<\/strong><\/p>\n – No sound<\/strong>. I’m not experienced with audio and I didn’t have enough time to record sounds myself. I felt like some retro sound wouldn’t be fitting in the theme. Too bad anyway, I think that sound and music play a big part in how a video game feels. Tags: postmortem<\/a><\/p>","time":"April 20th, 2015 3:02 am","title":"no. 55 \u2013 postmortem"}
\n – The story<\/strong>. I like the character and what it can become sometime in the future (maybe).
\n –\u00a0The idea about graphics<\/strong>. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not good with graphics… but I like the idea I’ve got about how the character sees the world.<\/p>\n
\n – The execution of graphics<\/strong>. Something may be messy or not clear.<\/p>\n
\n – Too few content, not enough variety<\/strong>. I didn’t manage to put in the game any character development, there’s only one attack move, enemies feel too similar, the game is too short and too easy. I really regret all those things, but I didn’t manage to do more in the deadline. Damn.<\/p>\n \n