That looks cool! I wouldn't say there were that many sprites though...
Thanks!
Well. Depends on how you count 
That's why I wrote "technically". 6 double-sprite enemies and the player is 14 and 12 sprites on each side for the border becomes 36. In "another game-setting" the black border blocks could have had the looks of a typical sprites and it would be easier to count them I guess.
Some polishing idea: these bridges would be fun if they would move down a bit because you walk on them...
Oh. Good one. But advanced one.
Also, these big bullets, they appear out of thin air. Could use a bit more polish
You certainly have a point. Not sure what to do here. The vram is filled up with sprites already (I try to work with static sprite patterns as a limitation). But I'll have it in the long list of things that can be improved on.
Thanks for the feedback!
Great project. Keep up the good work!
Thanks!
nice progress!! And oh man, I've always been sooo bad ad dodging these sinusiodal wave enemies like the ghosts in your video!!
Thank you!
Agree. I find them very tricky too
I had the same thought about the falling black balls, it took me a while to realize there was a little dud spawning them and that they were not appearing out of thin air haha. Maybe the little due could hold the ball up in the air for a second before dropping it?
Interesting feedback! --As I have been working with this... I've become blind to what you guys are telling me. It was not obvious to me that the balls seem to come out of thin air.
The cloud is supposed to be somewhat similar to Lakitu in Mario, but simplified due to sprite-pattern limitations and other gameplay design choices. I appreciate your suggestion --I haven't been thinking in those directions! Given enough time, I should do something, somehow in this area
6 double-sprite enemies and the player is 14 and 12 sprites on each side for the border becomes 36.
Sorry, my bad, 14+11+11 = 36. Math is hard
