As a co-op game, it's a bit stiff in trying to get both you and your partner in the right place at the right time. As a single-player game, attempting to control both and focus on what to do when, that's even stiffer. If the movement was a lot less floaty and player shoving wasn't as frustrating, I might have liked this better. Otherwise, the concept's good, and I overall find this to be okay.
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AlexVsCoding responds:
Currently adding a brightness filter and removing collision between players. Sit tight and the updates should be done soon! Anything else to suggest?
A lot of time and effort went into the making of this, & so it shows! A very well done retro vibe further accompanied by the soundtrack accented well onto the game.
Now I did notice a little bug of sorts in the game when one player touches the other it has the chance to propel the non-moving player drastically. Also at times the platforms become hard to see but that could be monitor problems if It's only mentioned in my review.
Anyways it's a good cop co-op game over all.
AlexVsCoding responds:
Thanks for the feedback! I might look into a version that alters the brightness (Changing the opacity of the backdrop), but the area I'll definitely look into fixing is the collision between players. It'll require me making a new collision group for the players (So they don't collide with one another but do with everything else) but the reason I kept it was testers that said they liked the interactivity between players. Thanks again!