I would definitely recommend you embed the video, upload it as a moving .gif, or upload it as a still .png. Seeing only links will often make people leave because they don't see anything right away.

As for the main menu, looking great! It moves a tad too much, though. So I had limited opportunities to study it closely, and also because I couldn't zoom in on a video. In light of this, I would really recommend uploading individual assets from the main menu as still .png's, so that anyone could look at them closer and properly.

I'll do that today. I also did not know how to embed YouTube videos, but someone messaged me.

Archer Dash is going to be a infinite running game with a small twist. At certain points in the game you will have to confront a boss, and defeat him! Target platforms are iOS and Android, and I am hoping to launch in roughly 3-4 months!

Here are two small previews with more to folow!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-X2oCh4vfsM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oRe6zE2YLq8

Main Character:



The unlock-able characters I have so far:



Started working with an artist (Tyler Poe - AKA RoyalePoe) on character design, and here is what he has put together so far, man this guy has some serious talent.



In a pixel art style, with a GameBoy color theme, Archer Dash aims to entertain you and take you back to your childhood. Any and all feedback would be greatly appreciated!

I edited some parts of the piece. Not really liking it but I thought it didn't make a lot of sense the other way. It's a really simple edit anyway, tried to keep the style. Hope you like it 

I could be wrong, but I am fairly certain the islands are supposed to be floating in the air.

Ah I see what you mean, thanks for the example Red. So if you wanted to change the tone to be more of a daylight image, I presume you'd just use a different hue but at the same sort of saturation level to make the characters still stand out? As a general rule anyway.

Essentially, but the hue would need to be carefully chosen. If you went with a color close to white (too little saturation), the hair on the old man (white) would become very difficult to read.  Let take a quick poke at it.



This is what I would shoot for. A bit more saturation than the night-time image had, but not much. Added a bit more green to the back hills, water and reflection as well, due to the increase in yellow from sunlight. That's it. But look at the image, even though the colors are the same for literally everything except what I just mentioned, the whole image looks like it increased in brightness. the tiles, the trees, everything.