Extremely impressive. Music is kind of just okay.
Author Comments
Dino Rush is a 3D platformer inspired by the classics from the Nintendo 64.
Pass through different levels while going through the evolution of the dinosaurs, following the different ages of a little egg friend.
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CONTROLS
Arrows Keys / WASD / L-Stick - Move the character
Space / A - Jump
Mouse / R-Stick - Control the camera
R - Restart the level
ESC - Pause menu (might have to press twice depending on the browser)
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HOW TO PLAY
Finish the level - 1 star
Finish the level and get all the fruits - 2 stars
Finish the level on the minimum time with all the fruits - 3 stars
you need 1 star to unlock the next level
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CREDITS
The game was made in 1 week by @edusilvart and @GoruposStudios for the Go Godot Game Jam 03
Font used is Anglerhead by doggybag
there might have a ~1 second difference from the game timer and NG scoreboard, sorry about that :/
Listen this is really cute and fun. Even though I know the level design is very sonic inspired. Id love to see your platforming go a little farther. Great job and cute dino
Pretty fun. I don't personally like the three star bonus challenge kind of thing though. Your character sometimes is randomly moved left or right which is weird and I hate it but I'm gonna assume that's a bug.
I tried to beat every level but in the last level there was a bug that I think either removed all collision from the level or just spawned me below the platform I was supposed to and it just drops me in the void.
Uhhh I think the collectible placement is weird because they're mostly placed in places you'll just go through anyways so it's kinda redundant except in the places where it offers some extra challenge I guess but idk picking things up is fun.
Awsome At The Same Time
...Maybe if it had checkpoints? As is, you lose too much progress too easily for it to be fun
The default camera angle should probably be tilted downward, too. Hard to make out depth without adjusting it