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Controls: WASD or arrow keys
Every time you move you swap between the two game worlds. Use this to your advantage as you traverse through 10 increasingly difficult levels.
8/30 - Added web version let me know if it works!
My first Ludum Dare submission! I'm really happy with the idea I came up with, but I wish I had more time to make more/better levels. I think I did alright though. I used libgdx, paint.net and audacity for development.
Hope you enjoy playing!
-Buck
Downloads and Links
Ratings
 | Coolness | 100% |
| #91 | Innovation | 3.92 |
| #100 | Theme | 3.90 |
| #107 | Fun | 3.69 |
| #138 | Humor | 3.23 |
| #167 | Overall | 3.65 |
| #658 | Audio | 2.53 |
| #806 | Mood | 2.71 |
| #950 | Graphics | 2.46 |
Comments
The most innovation gameplay, I have yet seen at LD30.
Very nice use of a theme
Had a lot of fun! I enjoyed that the game became challenging so quickly. Couldn't get past the first half of "you asked for this" after trying for a while.
I spent more than a few minutes plotting out the last level. Actual thought required.
Wow what an awesome game! I love the sound effects and the whole concept. I actually busted out a pen and paper to think about where the saws were headed next. Great job executing a novel concept
Reminded me of Chips Challenge, my first ever gaming love. This is really solid and cool ideas, and you could really take it further. Good job :D
Wow. Beautiful concept and fun(ny) level design. Could be improved presentation-wise, but other than that great effort!
Got to the parkour level but couldn't quite figure out how to pass the two pairs of saws on the right side.
Loved it! But I couldn't get past "The Good Level" — solving those two saw puzzles at once while remembering what's going on in the other world is just beyond my abilities I think. Really neat game though.
I wonder what it would be like if you could somehow see what was going on in the other world before moving — it'd make it easier, but I don't think the game would necessarily lose any appeal for it.
Nice puzzling, the levels are really good and it's absolutly funny.
"It so flashy I'm gonna die!" The flashing while switching the game worlds is kind of irritating.
Despite that awesome game! (by Alvar)
Nice game and very good level design. Sometimes it's confusing to figure out where to go, but it's very fun!
Thanks for the great feedback everyone! @Polona, ya I probably should have made the world colors more similar, or each time you move a bit of blending between the two worlds.
I love the level titles, and the mechanic is brilliant! Great work!
My favorite game so far. Innovative, fun concept, lots of thought required.
Fun game! "Go for it lol" was the dirtiest of tricks.
Great mechanic and use of the theme. I liked the steady introduction of new environmental elements throughout the levels, and there was some really clever level design. If you added some music I think that it would be perfect. Well done!
Cool concept, levels designed well. Made me think a lot.
Great game! I really enjoyed it. Brilliant idea that fits the theme perfectly. My head does hurt a little from all the strobing back and forth though.
Really liked the saw puzzles, they gave an interesting challenge.
Nicely done. The mechanic is interesting. One of the few desktop games I played. Great job!
This is great! Definitely one of my favorites so far. Good job!
liked the puzzles very awesome!
great game! maybe one of the longest (yet) playthroughs i did this ld.
good job! :D
Interesting mechanic! The constant switching/flickering was getting to me a little, though!
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Nice concept! And the victory sound made my day, I love it!