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Just tested the game. Looks really nice, this is what pushed me into hitting that follow button in the first place.
I'll try to give some feedback, as I've checked your yt video, it's hard to get people to write feedback, I know it first hand.
I like the aesthetics, music and the general feel of the game.
One thing that immediately bothered me was the UI, when you click some buttons even if they do or do not something they should have a feedback e.g. save button in options.
The camera feels like it's stuttering (the environment).
I understand that the game is meant to be procedurally generated but it does bother me the fact that the environment 2m away is cut and there is not something continuous.
Good luck and waiting for the next update!
A basic infinite runner-inspired drifting game featuring proceduraly generated tracks. The game features multiple different environments and fun arcade physics.
Driftfinity features include
Multiple different environments
Fun arcade physics
Online leaderboards
Proceduraly generated tracks
Version 0.2.0 of Driftfinity is now available to download.
Considering the overall scope of the game, this is a pretty hefty improvement, featuring improvements to gameplay and overall presentation.
I look forward to hearing your feedback.
The forest level has now received a visual update as well.
Over the past few days, I've been giving the main menu some love. Visually I'm quite pleased at this point.
I've been working away on the city environment and am at this point quite pleased with it visually. Definitely causes gorgeous reflections in the car's paint job.
Of course, patch 0.2.0 will feature quite a few gameplay changes as well.
Here's a bit of an update on the upcoming new environment. The end result should be a dazzling, neon-lit city.
