yeah totally, maybe the trap sticks to your face and disables your ability to attack for a few seconds, but you teleport around wildly while it’s on so you can use it to prevent getting hit too much while you can’t fight back

hey Mitch, your mockups look great! I don’t know enough about the project to give very specific advice, but I like what I see with no obvious problems- once you have some animations I could give some advice on that.

My only real advice for starting projects in general is to get something really simple playable as soon as possible and build on the design from that- what I mean is, don’t design too far ahead of the stage your prototype/build is in, so you don’t end up making lots of art/assets for features then end up changing by the time they go in, or need to work differently for code reasons or whatever.

I guess the other thing for starting out is: know exactly what type of game you are trying to make. When I was first making games, I never finished them because I wanted to put every single cool idea I had into every single game, but you will learn faster and make better games if you limit each one to a very specific intention, and ideas that don’t specifically fit with that intention get saved for another game.

Good luck dude and keep us posted when you have more progress!