very good controls and the only reason i get confused is cus im stupid
Reviews for "Tether Buds"
JauqGames responds:
Well thanks, and don't beat yourself up too hard now. Even I get my hands confused here and there while playing.
Cute game, its fun and original, i like the music is so goooood
JauqGames responds:
Glad you like it. Thanks for playing!
14th for the year :D cute fun puzzle game
JauqGames responds:
Cool to hear, thanks for playing!
The graphics look great for pixel art. Learning to control both characters at once can take a minute to master. It can be a little to difficult at first.
JauqGames responds:
Indeed, it can be tricky to get ahold of, but I'm glad to hear you managed. Thanks for playing!
Wow, really nice stuff here! Felt like an all-around solid game in terms of both having an interesting concept/mechanic that was explained well and just being solidly constructed and fun to play. Excellent presentation, with both gameplay elements as well as the title screen/intro being very smooth, juicy and professional looking which gave an excellent first impression. I had a good time trying to scramble both players simultaneously to beat the clock, and I was a little surprised to see that the levels looked to be randomly generated on replays, since it felt like the obstacles were always crafted with purpose and intention, so kudos on that algorithm (or maybe I got lucky RNG, haha). Speaking of replays, that would probably be the only downside of the game at the moment, in that due to how long games can potentially get, it did kind of make me adverse to play it multiple times since it was so arduous to get back to where I got previously, especially since it felt like a game which could've been fine level-by-level with a set amount of time each instead of a survival where you need to build up time. But hey, the game was a great experience nonetheless, so nice work!
JauqGames responds:
I appreciate all of this feedback Monthly Reviewer Man, thanks for writing a nice and long review. Levels are, in fact, procedurally generated (I find it easier to make many levels this way, especially when a 48 hour game jam time limit is at play). I will admit that the gameplay is a bit slow considering the fact its a highscore-type game, but I felt it was a good pace for the more puzzle-y gameplay presented. Still the gameplay does lend itself better to a level-by-level system something I will definitely consider in a potential sequel.