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Intro:
Through simplistic movement, you can alter the abstract dimension with seemingly magic.
Your goal is to find a way to touch the green "paperwheel".
The puzzles are the mysteries for you to slove....
Clues are "everywhere"....
Info:
This is a 3D first-person puzzle platformer with a few levels.
Up&Down/W&S - Move
Left&Right/A&D - Change (Camera) View
If the game quits by itself = you BEAT it!
*The title came from the Latin words "quod duo mundi" meaning "two worlds" in English.
Downloads and Links
Ratings
| #196 | Innovation(Jam) | 3.40 |
| #423 | Mood(Jam) | 3.00 |
| #547 | Fun(Jam) | 2.75 |
| #590 | Theme(Jam) | 2.60 |
| #610 | Audio(Jam) | 2.00 |
| #693 | Graphics(Jam) | 2.45 |
| #709 | Overall(Jam) | 2.62 |
| #1694 | Coolness | 35% |
Comments
It's quite mesmerizing. Nice work. I'd play loads more levels.
The heavy movement restrictions made it difficult to move around and observe my effects on the environment. The abstract puzzles were an interesting concept, but were usually a variant of "mess with switches until something works." Still, I think this could have been a lot better with more freedom in motion and camera angle.
Confusing... I didn't like the fact that it took me into a forced full-screen resolution.
Sorry dude, had to mute the sound it hurt me! The game was pretty innovative though, interesting use of gameplay to switch around the different rooms. Nice job
This game is... confusing. Not bad, but confusing. And those sound effects hurt my ears!
Great Concept, but the combination of the sound, the tight control, and hard-to-see world, this game isn't that great.
It took me a little while to realize that the red and blue lanterns were switches. After that it was pretty easy except the last one. I have no idea what happened there but I beat it. It would've helped a lot if I could look up, even with the tank controls.
Also Chrome blocked the download claiming it to be malware.
Update: the camera is fixed, the movement is now smoother. Added some "improvements" on the music.
Also, I don't think Chrome is efficient at detecting malware.
Thanks for the helpful reviews again! :D
Interesting, the graphics were special. Not something to play a long time. You should upload your game to another website (mediafire for example) if your game get's detected as malware. Should do the trick. Good job!
Ouch, my ears! LOL :)
I loved the atmosphere of the game. It took me a while to understand, then it was easy.
I had no problem with the controls or the camera at all.
Also, good to see something coded in a more "pure" way, I don't know what you used to code this, but seeing something that weighs less than 512kb is a relief :)
Very interesting. I could only move in 45 degree increments, which was a little frustrating, but I was able to get over it. It was pretty easy once you figured it out, the red and blues are switches that you can use to get to the greens.
Not a fan of visuals, definitely not a fan of audio. >.< Also, controls felt rather weird; I guess I'd prefer good ol' WSAD + mouse combo.
Still, I managed to beat it somehow, though the controls didn't make it easier. O.o"
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Not amazing. Bazinga! Good Job.