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Well it's playable :D
Each space must be occupied by both the duck and the cat once for the battle to end.
Tools:
Phaser Engine 2.06
Pickle for sprites
BFXR-sound fx
Bosca Ceoil- music
Downloads and Links
Ratings
| #295 | Humor | 2.80 |
| #375 | Audio | 3.00 |
| #404 | Innovation | 3.36 |
| #598 | Graphics | 3.04 |
| #630 | Mood | 2.89 |
| #661 | Fun | 2.92 |
| #731 | Overall | 3.04 |
| #965 | Theme | 2.56 |
| #1503 | Coolness | 44% |
Comments
I like the red on white color design. Cool sounds. Nice art. The duck and the cat are nicely animated. The gameplay mechanics were a little on the light side, it was a bit too simple. I feel like it would have worked better as a series of levels with increasing difficulty containing unique layouts with maybe some obstacles to avoid or maybe teleporter tiles, etc.
@pjimmy Thanks! I was thinking that by occupying the same spaces they are connecting their worlds. I agree it is pretty loose.
@BillToWin I agree it begs for real level design and some more variety. Unfortunately it did not really come together as something playable until yesterday when i scrapped about half of my previous idea and it's over-ambitiousness. I also think it could be more interesting as local multiplayer.
Haha, I have no idea if I'm winning, losing, or what! But it's fun to move them about, so you're on the right track with that aspect. But maybe it's just me. I don't understand what the colors mean or what my goal is, but I get the theme tie in of their two worlds being connected. Runs very smoothly and it looks and sounds good!
It's a quite challenging game, sometimes I was having a hard time figuring out which way the characters where supposed to move when changing the directions.
Anyway, it's a nice entry, good work!
nice! just not too sure what the goal is but i had alot of fun playing either way.
Cool little game. Kinda puzzley. Couldn't really figure out why the game was over sometimes though.
Very interesting game idea. I have never seen anything like it before. Good job! :)
pretty hard for my little brain but i like the idea and mecanic as well as the graphics, gg :)
Like the music - nice concept. Just need some way to be told it was game over. The game just seems to hang
I actually really like the mechanic, I assume you're trying to make all the panels green? Would be really fun with some more, how to put it, "hand-holdy" level design early on. Dosen't convey what you have to do well early on at the mo, although you can't expect much from 48 hours, good job man :)
Really hard! Very cool graphics and sound though, something wonderfully offbeat about the whole thing.
Couldn't manage to win but aside from that I liked the idea and the game feels polished.
Hi there. Interesting puzzle, but I found it basically impossible due to need to solve logical problem and arcade one at the same time. Nice smooth movement and decent sounds. Good job!
Loose interpretation of the theme, but nice game regardless.
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nice game, but not sure how it follows the theme