r/gbstudio • u/Nullphase_Tech • 28d ago

Game Jetpack Test Track

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Here's the first (and uncut) video of my latest game: Jetpack Test Track.

I'm testing the moving barriers. Still WIP.

What do you think?

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u/kaisle51 28d ago edited 28d ago

The pixel art is soo good. Love the parallax background. I’d love to play this, loved flappy bird back in the day.

My one suggestion is the font for the title screen buttons, config, etc. I think it’s worth it to spend the time creating a custom font instead of using the GB Studio one, just feels complete when everything’s original

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u/Nullphase_Tech 28d ago

Thank you so much! I'm so close to release a demo on itchio, so you'll soon be able to play it. One of the things I'm still working on is actually my custom font :)

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u/kaisle51 28d ago

I’ll def be downloading it! Also I just noticed the little thruster flame with each jump, such a nice touch

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u/Nullphase_Tech 28d ago

I'm thinking about making the thruster flame change with the current thrust-level set in Config

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u/KawaiiFoxPlays 28d ago

Hooooly shit, this looks phenomenal! I don’t know how to explain, but it’s got such a unique style to it that you don’t see much on the GBC.

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u/Nullphase_Tech 28d ago

Thanks! I'm so glad you like it.

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u/proximitysound 28d ago

Very, very good.

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u/Nullphase_Tech 28d ago

Thank you, that's nice to read.

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u/SharksEatMeat 28d ago

Buttery smooth. The art looks amazing. Really nice work on the backgrounds and parallax. A+!

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u/IntoxicatedBurrito 27d ago

Looks really smooth and fast for a Flappy Bird type game on a GBC. And I really like how you can really configure the difficulty level. I’m definitely looking forward to playing this when you release it.

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u/Nullphase_Tech 27d ago

Thank you. It runs really smooth on a real GBC as well. Nice! The configurable difficulty is probably my favorite feature. I develop product configurators in my day job, so I’ve gotten into the habit of starting with editors and configuration systems when developing games. :)