Jelly in the sky Reviews

Quite hungry for GPU, so probably wouldnt suggest for ppl with intel graphics, runs perfect on 750Ti. Very fun and unique gameplay. Jelly physics makes a lot of moments unpredictable, even random. Quite good for short 10-15 min gaming.

I cant complain too much because I got this game 90% off for just over $0.50. My biggest complaint is the piss poor controls. I think I got my fill after playing the game for less than 10 minutes. If they changed the key comtrols to make more sense instead of being all over the board I might change my rating. Pretty cool concept but terrible execution.

This game plays like it was developed by a college kid during spring break. Bad controls, bad interface. The physics are nice, I guess?

Just no... Bad controlls, guns don't feel good at all, strange and not very good concept of missions and on the other side physics... IMHO it is not worth time or money,

The controls are a nightmare. Plugging in a joystick disables keyboard controls (but just for the firing angle). Enabling "mouse control" re-enables keyboard control of firing velocity, but then the tank's barrel oscillates wildly on its own. There are three different places to set the key map. There is no way to un-set a key binding.

This is a very creative idea and it can be a lot of fun... but dealing with the AI is a chore. Trying to manage moving your tank, selecting weapons, and angling the gun barrel all using the keyboard sucks. It's really hard to accurately use artillery because you can't smoothly select an angle for the gun by using keys. Of course the AI doesn't have this issue and can accurately track you and continue peppering you with projectiles while you struggle to lob a close shot from far away. This game really needs mouse support or something to refine the gun angle...

I don't know if this has been mentioned, but some degree of customization really needs to be added to the game, specifically treads. Getting through the first few levels is a little difficult simply because the tank keeps getting stuck. The game seems to have some good potential though.

I don't know if I'll ever play it again, but it was inspiring and has me thinking... That's worth $4 to me. Some feedback: Another player character type would be nice. Like one that can jump would be especially appreciated. I found driving tank treads over things and flipping over to be frustrating and not so fun.

Here is my quick video review of Jelly in the Sky - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZS65A_R3LsE So far I am excited about the amount of different weapons and upgrades you can load your tank up with. Definitely reminds me of the old amiga game "Artillerus" which is a good thing! Wiggly physics makes for some good dynamic local hot seat battles. Game did crash after my first hotseat game against AI, but this only happened once and I've played several matches verses different amounts of AI. So far my main complaints would be the camera system that doesn't seem to allow any sort of manual scrolling, but instead is controlled by the system which doesn't do the best job of keeping up with the action (shots aimed at a far away opponent during an AI's turn can go off the edge of the screen and you don't get to see if it hits, this happens too often). Help tips would be great to give brief descriptions of what each of the weapons and modifiers do. but honestly, that's sort of part of the fun for me too, picking different projectiles and just shooting them to see what they do. AI opponents don't seem to be very smart just yet. They don't really move to get a better shot, and if they can't find a shot, they tend to just skip their turn. I also haven't seen them make use of the wide variety of weapons. They tend to just always lob the default small artillary shot at you. They are also remarkably accurate from the first shot. Not so bad that every single shot is a dead hit, but they sure don't seem to have to hone in on your position, from thier first shots at you, they seem to be pretty well dialed in. This is a great beginning, and I see a lot of promise to this game! I think the key here is going to be variety in weapons and modifiers, and variety in the levels we can play on.

I am a tank. Tree got in my way, so I blew it up. A second tree got in my way, so I aimed and accidentally blew myself up. I love this game. 10/10 In all reality, this is a very simple, yet challenging game made by a single person. And it jumped from 1 to 12 levels within a span of a month of purchasing it. It is a great game for the cost, it has a multiplayer that I have yet to utilize, but it is turn-based on the same computer, and we need more same screen co-op games.