December 13th-16th 2013 :: Theme: You Only Get One
[ Real World Gatherings | Ludum Deals | Warmup Weekend ]
The swarm of fairy follows a floating eye to reach the exit. Press any key to float up. Do not press anything to float down. The walls are not threat to eye, but to fairyes.
EDIT: thanks for comments. I add some instructions and progress indicator.
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Ratings
 | Coolness | 68% |
| #538 | Innovation | 2.85 |
| #640 | Theme | 2.61 |
| #712 | Audio | 1.83 |
| #750 | Humor | 1.60 |
| #916 | Fun | 2.12 |
| #917 | Mood | 1.71 |
| #921 | Graphics | 1.97 |
| #925 | Overall | 2.40 |
Comments
Instructions always help - even if you don't have time to put them in your game, put them on your game submission.
It also seemed weird that I could die from bursting through walls that seem like they would have collision.
It's not obvious what you're supposed to do in the game. Took me a bit to figure it out.
HINT: Use SPACE to keep the orb floating, try to make sure fairies don't crash into walls/obstacles.
Wow, this is incredibly hard! Some instructions would've helped! But the concept is really cool, and I like the swarm mechanic you've got going there!
Ooh, I like the mechanics of this game. A bit like herding cats. Points for originality.
the graphics were weird, as if I was watching a VCR recording of a computer game from the 80's (hang on: that must be it!)
I don't know why but I like it. It seems to be a little addictive. ;-)
I sucked really bad at playing this but I enjoyed the concept... good work. :)
Cute graphics and simple concept I liked it was really pixely cause of upscaling.
Great idea, but it is really hard! Some kind of a score would helped to motivate, as well as an indication of how long was left.
Graphics were a bit weird but this was a really cool twist on an avoidance game (I have no actual idea what they're really called). Pretty addictive too.
Interesting concept, although maybe the swarm swayed too much, I never made it further than a few seconds. Still, nice idea.
Great concept, a bit hard to control though. The menu graphics could be a bit less blurred, but I liked how the blur worked on the level. Also making the goal of the game more obvious would not hurt.
The gameplay is kind of hard but is fun! i kind of don't like the bluri graphics but its ok, Great work! :D
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Solid and simple but too little content to stay fun for some minutes.
Some notes:
- Too blurred
- Sound was too late
- Instructions not clear enough: "press any key" sounded like "press any key to start game". I failed twice before getting the controls.