After watching a few YouTube videos discussing the topic of "game-feel", I decided to try my hand at making a small game that felt satisfying for me to play. 

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In the process of doing so, I discovered a lot about various techniques used to make a game "feel good". 

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Utilising particle effects, audio effects, music and bright, colourful visuals - I believe Neon Dodge was successful in allowing me to learn what I intended from the outset.

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The process of destroying the barriers, picking up the coins and more all had their own unique feeling to them, communicated the player via audio cues and visual effects.

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The simplicity of the game's graphics work well alongside the intentionally simplistic gameplay, not polluting the screen with too many complex shapes or visuals.

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Tools used: Unity, C#, GitKraken, Audacity