I have some time on my hands, so I thought I might write a little postmortem.<\/p>\n
Overall<\/strong> — I’m quite proud. I feel the game meets the idea of what the game should be like (the controls are a bit slippery, though. This seems to happen with all my platformers).<\/p>\n Art<\/strong> — The art, for me personally, is a bit of a flaw in the game. I didn’t change it from the tester images I gave it for some reason; It escapes me at this time.<\/p>\n Sound<\/strong> A bit bleh.<\/p>\n Music<\/strong> I’m really proud of the music. I composed it all myself in pxTone. The melody isn’t the best, and I understand that that’s kind of a crutch, but overall I’m happy with it.<\/p>\n Story<\/strong> It was kinda tacked on. I like it but I have to accept that it was tacked on and not very explained.<\/p>\n Engine and Coding<\/strong> Flashpunk worked brilliantly. I originally wanted to write the game in plain AS3, but I figured a pre-built engine would help.<\/p>\n Community<\/strong> Goddammit I love the feedback. I thank anyone who played it, and those who commented. Thanks so much.<\/p>\n Thanks for reading, everyone!<\/p>","time":"September 4th, 2013 1:49 am","title":"The Space Loop \u2014 A late Postmortem."}