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MOOD!
A simple small game about what you see and what you do not.
And how they co-exists and affect each other.... something like that
P.S.
Sorry about the glitches. I used LD to further learn Unity xD
Downloads and Links
Ratings
| #114 | Innovation(Jam) | 3.63 |
| #143 | Mood(Jam) | 3.61 |
| #181 | Fun(Jam) | 3.32 |
| #243 | Theme(Jam) | 3.42 |
| #305 | Overall(Jam) | 3.32 |
| #371 | Graphics(Jam) | 3.38 |
| #2022 | Coolness | 20% |
Comments
This is a cool concept for a platformer. I won't say it's original, though.
I agree with Pent, it's too hard. But I like the fresh concept though. Maybe it's just me, but I like playing games on the desktop because of the high framerate. So I wish you have provided desktop builds.
Hard game, but nice idea. Would have liked it to be a bit more forgiving, especially in the beginning. Alternatively if there were frequent checkpoints and a progress-bar to next checkpoint.
A twist on it that could increase the puzzle aspect would be if the two characters could get out of sync by use of obstacles.
And of course more effects, more juice. But as you say you are learning unity I guess that will come. Shake some cameras, put some particle emitters upon landing. I might also consider doing the collision boxes a little smaller so player can get away with touching spikes and balls.
Awesome mechanics!
I would just increase the speed of the player jump and movement and add music :)
It's pretty hard to wrap your brain around. 5 stars for mood :)
Amazing concept! Couldn't reach the end of the first level but had lots of fun trying to do it!
Well made game, a bit rough without checkpoints or anything though.
Cool visuals, like the stark contrast and mood. I did feel like I was fighting the controls a bit to get where I wanted to go, and it was very hard, but I still had fun :)
Great work Adee! I love how much symbolism you put into your game... it's really surprising and interesting to see how you connected it to the theme like that.
Collision seemed a bit strange, but otherwise it was creative and has lot of potential! You took the concept to a different level that shows how you can expand even the most basic of ideas into something powerful and complex :)
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hard game! fun concept