Thanks for the feedback aamatniekss!

Unfortunately the deadline I imposed on myself was really tight, but I keep all of your advices in mind for the next time I'll draw a sprite sheet for level blocs (which might be soon).

Speaking of deadline, the game is completed I must take the time to add it on gamejolt. In the meantime, you can grab the game HERE! 

Thanks to both of you!

@BadMoodTaylor : All the motion comes from the easing at the end, and the club trail. Cheap!

What you posted is the sprite sheet, I had to do the animated version myself to see it moving. Post animated gif of your animations if you want feedbacks.

So, here is what it looks like:


To begin with, look for references, search for "walk cycles" and you'll get plenty of stuff to draw inspiration from. Like this for example:


We can't do it for you, from what I see you have to start studying animation principles, there is a lot of videos covering the subject on youtube. And maybe drawing, too, pixel art is not an easy way to make nice art when you can't draw.

So practice, if it's you first attempt, know there is a long way before you can do decent stuff, don't get discouraged. Don't try to make clean animations from the get go, animated some rough skeletons to understand the dynamic, then refine it to what you look for. Find resources, make some attempts and show us the result, it'll be easier to give you specific advices.

Keep up!

Show your attempts, otherwise I second the previous comment, you are basically asking for someone to do it for you, and I can't see how it could help you improve. Don't be shy, show us!

Been making some experiments with armours, helmets and transparent glass.



I'm still having readability issues with the guns overlapping the armours. Any suggestion or rule of thumb to avoid this kind of problems? Edit highly welcome!