I like the game but its hard to control and the cameras all over the place
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Yemita is a game where you control a yolk on the run and destroy everything on your path in a japanese restaurant. The chef was trying to add you to a ramen bowl but you decided you are not ready to be eaten. Because of that, your goal will be to create as much destruction as possible in your short life.
This game was made for the July Newgrounds Game Jam 2021. The theme for the jam was "Egg".
FEATURES
- Lots of stuff to break
- A running yolk with an over detailed butt
- Cozy japanese restaurant
- Crazy octopus chef that may get angry if you hit him
- Bamboo plants
- Did we mention a lot of stuff that can be broken?
CREDITS
Game Design: Martín Martelletti
Artists: Hugo Miraballes & Kevin Miles
Programming: Lautaro Bravo de la Serna & Facundo Balboa
Music & SFX: Santiago Bravo de la Serna, Hernan Colantuono & Antonela Valente
fun
Intense
Wow was not expecting this in this game it was really intense though I love the fast pace tends to make one dizzy at times lol I love the small details of the game and thats just a little that i have liked about this game and hope you make even more like this one these games are as always fun and you made it even more fun and entertaining with the detail and that alone makes the gameplay fun and do wish more people made games with passion as you do, A fun fast paced break things kind of game
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impossible to actually steer and aim at anything
this feels like it has everything to make a good game but the controls completely kill it.
i'm not sure if you can do something else besides turning and jumping, but honestly it feels like i have absolutely no control over my movement in any capacity.
most of my runs are just me struggling to keep going in a single direction while bashing into walls multiple times in a row, making the camera go all over the place and giving me even less of a clue of where i am.
simply removing the automatic movement would make this a much less frustrating experience and a better game overall
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Frontpaged July 28, 2021
