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My first Ludum Dare entry! The game centers around a cultist, attempting to gather as many of the lost scrolls of his cult as he can before the ancient evil awakens! The more scrolls he can find, the more pleased his master will be!
Touch or click to jump, and touch/click again for double-jump. Walking through portals will phase you through the connected universe!
Downloads and Links
Ratings
![]() | Coolness | 53% |
#118 | Mood | 3.62 |
#135 | Graphics | 3.90 |
#239 | Fun | 3.45 |
#253 | Humor | 2.87 |
#339 | Overall | 3.42 |
#346 | Audio | 3.06 |
#744 | Theme | 2.97 |
#1002 | Innovation | 2.48 |
Comments
The original plan was to swap back and forth between a crumbling temple and a non-crumbling temple in the past, but uh...that did not go to plan :D
WOW, this is amazing. Compared to the other endless runners this is awesome. Its complicated yet keeps its simplicity.
I don't play a lot of endless runners either, but I thought this was pretty well done. I really liked the character art and the rest of the graphics were good too. I don't have an ear for audio, but yours didn't make me want to mute so that is a good sign. Cool.
Would have been nice to have a press space to start pause before running into your first death :D. Things get stuck without the camera adjusting. But the graphics (handdrawn?) look great even though they lag on my integrated graphics chip. I'm also missing an ingame score counter.
I enjoy the occasional endless runner, so I enjoyed this game. I really liked the art style and the switching between portals was a cool idea. Well done!
I quite like this. Love the arts style, and the simple controls.
Lovely art style! Its a shame that some mechanics dont change when color changes.
Nice graphical style and simple to play, wish there had been little more variety, mechanics changing when colors change, etc.
I loved the graphics and music, but I felt like the sound effects didn't fit (but what can you do in 48 hours?). Controls well and fits the theme. Good job!
Interesting graphics and smooth controls. I liked the red vs white world.
I'd have to agree with other people, the biggest lacking aspect was a change besides color when you switch worlds.
Audio got a low score because I'm pretty sure it was auto-generated, graphics would've gotten a 5-star, except for the text on the about page was wonderful, but I had to try hard to read it. Also the score counter was just boring font.
I like it, good job.
The art is so awesome, font handwrite and draws .. loved it!. I didn't like sounds but music its fine. Really great job!
Nice graphics!I included it in part 19 of my Ludum Dare 30 compilation video series, if you’d like to take a look :) http://youtu.be/ljAqElzAd_Q
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I'll admit, I don't really enjoy endless runners that much. I did like how you mixed it up with platforms moving towards the player. I also like the art style quite a bit. I couldn't tell if there was anything else going on when you go to the red world, it might have been interesting for it to have some different mechanics going on when you take the portal to the other world. Overall, these types of games don't hold my attention very well.