@pres2300 It 100% is! I was in a call with my testing crew, "HOOT WIRELESS" is like a vocal tick with us, and with the whole bird theme I *had* to add it to the game lol.
The sound design was just :ok_hand: So well done! I loved this game, it did not really require my brain if you know what I mean :)
I did not understand the DAB function, is it just for funsies? Or do some birds react to it? I couldn't figure that out yet
I played a lot of NES games as a kid, and let me tell you something: This would have been right at home alongside "Paperboy" and the like. Had a lot of fun playing crossing guard to birds and eggs, even if I'm a bit dubious about the size of some of those houses. (Must be egg houses.) The music is fantastic, and the visuals are also very good. Excellent work!
We love a good fidgety dab button. Really fun and nostalgic game. Loved the music and the vibes.
Did have a few times on the later stages where eggs seemed to spawn very frequently early on and then none spawned for the second half of the stage - not sure if that was just bad luck or a bug.
Great job!
really enjoyed thoroughly, my favorite was the pacing before sounds with the footseps sound effect, and end stage effect. really great feedback made it feel really polished and enjoyable.
look forward to seeing your other games!
That was pretty neat! I played until stage 6, I have no idea how many stages there are but other than the difficulty increases I think I've seen everything. The gameplay loop works pretty well, while it may seem simple, it gets tricky later on when birds are approaching close to each other and eggs are rolling everywhere. Also, love the small details and the dab bar :D
This is such a cute game. I really love almost all aspects of it, the game has a surprising level of polish with animations on text, background sprites, good music and SFX, its really a great entry.
The one thing is the gameplay controls are a bit awkward, I feel like the pointing kind of works in the opposite way i would expect, or maybe there needs to be some more visual indicators on what arrows are allowing which streets to cross and which ones are blocked.
I got collision of bird vs egg before any of them reached intersection.
But anyways, nice traffic control game. Turns out I had to wait for birds to reach intersection before I could give signal to them.
Phenomenal entry! Loved the music, super cute art. I did hit an issue where a bird rear ended another and it caused a fail state, but that's a small problem.
Had a lot of fun dancing in between regulating the traffic! Perhaps if the delays between animations were shorter dancing would've looked even better than it already does! The game itself is nice, and the music was really enjoyable too! Good job!
Is Hoot Wireless a reference to the hilarious Frankie Flight Hoot Wireless commercial? HOOT WIRELESS HOOT WIRELESS
I did not understand the DAB function, is it just for funsies? Or do some birds react to it? I couldn't figure that out yet
The birds are so cute btw! :blue_heart:
The dab feature was one of many "just for fun" parts that ended up in the game. You can blame my testers (and me as well). :laughing:
Did have a few times on the later stages where eggs seemed to spawn very frequently early on and then none spawned for the second half of the stage - not sure if that was just bad luck or a bug.
Great work! Had a fun time!
really enjoyed thoroughly, my favorite was the pacing before sounds with the footseps sound effect, and end stage effect. really great feedback made it feel really polished and enjoyable.
look forward to seeing your other games!
Good job!
The one thing is the gameplay controls are a bit awkward, I feel like the pointing kind of works in the opposite way i would expect, or maybe there needs to be some more visual indicators on what arrows are allowing which streets to cross and which ones are blocked.
Great stuff ovearll!
it was a fun arcade game in a cute and tricky world !
im a mayor yeepeeee

But anyways, nice traffic control game. Turns out I had to wait for birds to reach intersection before I could give signal to them.
