Well, stealing powers as a weapon is unconventional I guess. The game itself, esp. Jump Guy, was tedious because of the jumping always being waaay over the top and no control once you bounce off the ground again. I also don't understand the use of the laser-vision? The comic appeal of the speech bubbles was nice, but the dev-console popping up with error messages was a little distracting…

Thanks Phil! The main idea behind the game was to make the game harder as you gain powers, hence the magnet and jump powers. The other ones didn't really end up fulfilling this, as the original idea was to make it a full on platformer that I was going to enter in the jam. The Laser was going to burn bridges and supports making things harder to traverse, the speed was going to make it harder to get to the right spot to jump, and the ice was going to make objects slide everywhere. However, I lost my artist on the second day, and had to spend most of the day making the art completely, from scratch, since I couldn't replicate their style. So I had to cut the platforming.

The Laser-vision burns objects, most of them take a bit of time though, and because of the games final form, it's in no way applicable to the game. If a burnable objects in the laser, you'll see it slowly get darker, then turn reddish, before disappearing.

Lastly, how are you getting error messages? I didn't even know you could get them in non-debug compiled versions from Unity without setting an output folder, and it certainly shouldn't pop up a dev console. So unless you're running it in the Unity Editor itself (in which case, I'd recommend using a build to play), I'd like to know which build/OS you're using, and what the error message was. (It's probably the one I left in the game because it's harmless, and a pain to remove completely and I was running out of time).

I felt very super :) Loved the pixel aesthetic and the parallax effects in the background

I think the idea of the game becoming harder the more powers you get was an interesting one. I felt it could of been done a little better but with the time it's understandable. I really like the graphics though and the humor was great! Sadly no sound effects but reading your reasoning why I'm glad we got the game instead! :)

I laughed pretty hard after the final boss battle with Dr. Useless. Great humor in this game.

Pro tip for everyone: defeat Speedy Person first!

Ah okay! So that the game got harder the longer you play it completely got past me, I just thought I really suck at it.

About the error message: It popped up in the Unity Web Player on Firefox, screenshot here: http://postimg.org/image/sukaavdm7/

I hit a bug where I couldn't continue after beating enemies in 1, 2, 3, 5 order. The screen kept scrolling but didn't switch to the second city section like it had before.

Interesting idea with stealing powers but I agree with Phil that the jumping was a bit much. I really enjoyed the comic style though!

Thanks for the feedback and kind words everyone! I think I'm going to make a non-compo compliant version with SFX and a few bug fixed soon.

Phil, that is so weird.... So Unity has a feature called Development build where you can export a build which will show you the logs as you play. The weird thing is that I know it's not exported like that.... On top of that, I just tested it with firefox on the web version and it's not in dev mode for me, so I have no idea what's causing it for you

(Apparently the comment system cut off my half page of text -_-. Long story short, I also said I couldn't repro your problem Matt, I agreed with everyone that the jump power's a bit overbearing, and said I'd probably tone it down in the non-compo compliant version, along with the bounciness, which seems to be where most of the complaints are. As for what you said dydx, Shhhh ^_^. In all seriousness though, I had initially planned for it to double the speed, but right now it only increases it by 20% because anything else was really, ridiculously strong.)

hahaha the very first time i experienced a damping super hero! enjoyed the dialogues. wish there were some cheesy sound fx to fill up. still, thumbs up for this entry! :)

I loved the pow! effect would love to see some variation of it with full screen POW! BANG! BIFF! Overall really good, some bugs, but nothing you can't work through! Great job.

The idea for this game is pretty great, but most of the time in the game, it's just frustrating. I still had fun with this one and I enjoyed a lot of the dialog. Good work!

graphics were fabulous - great idea - and the story was aweseom - great job

Thanks for the kind words and feedback from everyone. I'm pretty happy with how it turned out for my first LD, and with everything out of my control that went wrong during it!