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This game is a 3d first person puzzle game where you use the ability of changing dimensions to parkour your way to the finish!
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Ratings
| #279 | Theme | 3.63 |
| #402 | Overall | 3.35 |
| #477 | Fun | 3.13 |
| #580 | Graphics | 3.07 |
| #677 | Innovation | 3.00 |
| #1907 | Coolness | 24% |
Comments
At times becomes a little unfair. Would be nice to know where the other dimension blocks are?
Great game had fun playing it love the concept of the game, with this dimension idea but I agree with atecstudios maybe you could add something where we can see the other dimension blocks for 3-5 secs ? anyway great game may do a video on it on youtube
Great idea and graphics, but too difficult some times. When the blocks are moving and you can't predict where they are going to be it is quite difficult to make it. But anyway I liked the game.
It's funny that this is probably the 3rd game with almost the same concept I played this Ludum Dare. The good thing is that yours execution is the best so far :) Just two technical issues: I played web version and you are not capturing the mouse, so sometimes I clicked outside the window. Mouse sensitivity is super high. I need to move my mouse just maybe 10 pixels to rotate completely.
Classic "2 dimensions" 2D concept done in 3D :D Yes it works but it is one dimension more difficult :P
This is totally like the other games of this type except better because its 3D. Great work here :)
This was a delight, really love jumping puzzles in FPS's and this was a great example. I really enjoyed how you have to remember where the platforms were before switching mid-air, a satisfying mechanic. Perhaps to discourage sneaky peeking you could set a lower limit on the time a world must be active before switching to another? Very difficult on trackpad I should add. Accomplished design that begs for sound
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Great game.