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Fly between worlds to create a web of strings. Use these strings to build up combos and score big.
Controls:
left and right arrow turns player
space bar to jump off worlds
Tools
Engine: Unity 4.6 Beta
Language: C#
Audio: Audacity
Graphics: Photoshop
Downloads and Links
Ratings
 | Coolness | 69% |
| #140 | Fun | 3.62 |
| #241 | Audio | 3.27 |
| #263 | Overall | 3.51 |
| #306 | Innovation | 3.49 |
| #323 | Theme | 3.56 |
| #411 | Mood | 3.16 |
| #498 | Humor | 2.41 |
| #516 | Graphics | 3.15 |
Comments
Doesn't work for me in Chrome. Says that it was built with the beta version of Unity and will only work on your computer.
Really cool game. Lots of fun once I got the hang of it. Not much too it, but it is a good simple
Interesting :), but the games lasts a long time after I reached time 0, is it intended ?
This is really cool, with a funny name. Took the theme 'connected worlds' quite literally, and executed it well.
Nice game, I like the background colors and the combo.
Fun little game. There wasn't much to it, but what you did with it was done well. Good job.
I like the risk/reward aspect of it. Do I go for that x6 string and possibly run out, or do I play it safe with a lot of smaller combos? Good stuff. The only thing is that I wish there was more to it, like different shaped planets for more combos, or enemies or something.
Fun! I wanted a gas-meter to know how far I could push it (but I guess you figure that one out pretty quick by trial and error, haha). Clever name, too :)
Excellent! Lovely concept. Would be great mobile game. Has potential!
Good concept! I loved it, but it's stressful trying to unite a majority of points, always need more time! ;) I play it a lot of time.. >.<
Very fun game, well put together and plays nicely. Good choice of music for gameplay as well.
I don't know why, but it let me a strange impress. I think a round is too short, or I don't know ...
Nice interfaces and solid concept! Wish there was some deeper systems here, was hoping passing over my own string and turning it yellow was mechanic but it didnt seem to be. Would have been nice to start with a shorter round to begin with but slick graphics and smooth gameplay. Nice work
Love this mechanic. Could be a little bit smoother, but this is great stuff.
Love the way the score sound gets higher pitched with each successive link crossing. Tickles my lizard brain.
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I can't think of a reason not to like this.