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Two connected, 'inverse' worlds converge (sorta)! Supposed to be a nifty puzzle platformer with fun collision, as a moving platform for one character opens new paths for the other. I didn't have enough time to make the awesome levels I wanted to, but oh well.
Arrow keys to move,
Tab or Ctrl to switch characters,
R to reset the level.
Downloads and Links
Ratings
 | Coolness | 61% |
| #189 | Theme | 3.75 |
| #344 | Fun | 3.29 |
| #404 | Innovation | 3.36 |
| #504 | Overall | 3.26 |
| #506 | Audio | 2.78 |
| #534 | Mood | 3.00 |
| #776 | Humor | 2.00 |
| #862 | Graphics | 2.61 |
Comments
Nice, seems pretty polished. Liked the mechanics, were interesting. Cool game!
Nice work! Need to normalize the audio a bit, but the gameplay is solid!
Very cool idea with black and white levels. That sure makes level design a challenge! Great use of the theme. I wanted to get further but I was never good at wall jump :(
Nice. This was challenging. The music is really nice. I always appreciate something that doesn't feel repetitive. Good work.
Nitpicks:
- The audio needs some volume tuning, as Ohems says.
- The wall-jumping is a bit hard to direct.
Nice game, couldn't get too far because I suck at wall jumping :)
+Nice puzzle design
+Simple but clever use of the theme
-Sounds and musics are somewhat annoying
Overall: Nice puzzle platformer!
Nice action in the later levels. A bit difficult to wall jump.
interesting concept, I enjoyed playing with it for a bit. The wall jump actually feels pretty good.
Nicely done! Challenging!
I had some trouble with the wall jump at first, i recommend not to reset the inertia of the jump (only during the wall jump).
I liked the idea, and the movement and wall jumping were very satisfying! I'd like to see a full game with many levels like this! :)
Love that you can just jump from wall to wall. Great concept and great job!
Wow, those levels were awesome already! One of the best levels design I have seen this ludum dare. Great job!
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Well made and enjoyable game. Some of the sound effects, mainly death, reset and victory, were awefully loud compared to the music. Most of the puzzles were really great!