April 26th-29th 2013 :: Theme: Minimalism
Ludum Dare 26 — April 26-29th, 2013
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My very first Ludum Dare game! super excited.
Controls: Mouse and LeftClick
Description: You are blind, echolocate
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Ratings
![]() | Coolness | 80% |
#251 | Innovation | 3.52 |
#690 | Humor | 2.05 |
#744 | Audio | 2.39 |
#856 | Theme | 3.22 |
#880 | Mood | 2.56 |
#1091 | Overall | 2.63 |
#1163 | Fun | 2.22 |
#1186 | Graphics | 2.16 |
Comments
Nice entry. Very difficult to play but after a little time it becomes easier.
nice idea, great implementation of sounds too. I love jarring sounds like this. And the human voices worked well.
This was very frustrating but also rather funny. The main issue for me was that I did not understand if I was moving or not unless there were humans near by and I didn't know what the goal was. I suddenly heard a strange grant and I think went to the next stage. Overall it was very unique and mysterious.
Wow, that was different. The mechanic is definitely cool. But I had no idea what was expected of me to do in this game. :P
Neat concept, but it needs a tutorial. At first I couldn't tell how to move, then later as far as I could tell I was stuck in a room with no way out. (I'm sure there was and I just wasn't skilled enough to figure my way out)
Good concept. I had no idea what I was supposed to be doing in the level with the red and blue sonar everywhere though =/
I understood the echo shapes, but I didn't understand how I was moving, relative to the red spooky one.
Very cool idea. I was a little afraid to play this game when I saw the MS paint artwork on the title page, but the game looked very clean and nice, so I'm glad I played this game. I liked the concept a lot.
Nice concept. I was not able to play this game very well, but I think I will still rate it highly.
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Neat idea! My game involves echolocation too - check it out!