W.I.P.

"We're all works in progress" - Leah Weiss

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Gameplay Instructions:

• Arrow keys for movement and mouse for clicking buttons.
• Clear the screen from regrets, review how you dealt with them.
• Yes, waiting is an option.

Reflection:

• Created using Godot, and it's internal GDScript for scripting language.
  
• All the audio elements were hand-made using GarageBand on an iPad.
• On the technical side of things, this is poorly made. I was learning better systems and approaches I could use and should use days after I first implemented them. I was constantly going back on previous work to fix up and change to play better with new code. I'm playing hot potato with signals and rerouting variable values, the cable management is a mess. 
• In retrospect, this is different from my initial imaginations of what I wanted to make. In fact, I don't think I like how I approached the "battles" at all at this point in time because it's messy and rough.
• I unfortunately didn't have much time to spend on sound design, so there's not much going on sound wise.
• There's an empty upstairs added as practice for seeing how to transition between scenes in a "door-way" sort of style. I would've added maybe another enemy spawn up there, but because of how the scene transition code works it would not work so for now it's just a proof of concept in a proof of concept.
• I wish that the regrets had some sort of wandering zone they'd walk around in. I wasn't able to do this in the time I had.
• A layer of visual polish I wanted to get to, but knew I wouldn't be able to get to, would be adding some walking and idle animations. 
• I learned a lot from this project when it comes to how to use Godot. Groups, global variables, and resources to name a few.