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Complement Chicky!
This was a pitch from me in the direction of Monument Valley and Fez. Don't get too exited: I invested 48 hours, and you can play it in less than 5 minutes :v Still, you want to make a game like this? It's hard you guys. ;)
Kudos to ustwo and Phil Fish Fez ;)
Have fun everyone!
Downloads and Links
Ratings
 | Coolness | 100% |
| #385 | Mood | 3.19 |
| #398 | Graphics | 3.35 |
| #542 | Theme | 3.28 |
| #565 | Overall | 3.20 |
| #641 | Humor | 2.20 |
| #653 | Audio | 2.54 |
| #676 | Innovation | 3.01 |
| #882 | Fun | 2.67 |
Comments
Unity Web player version not working for me, it says error bad file length...
I think i found a bug, if you click in the same location twice you go backwards before going forward
It reminds me so much to "Manument Valley" game. I like it so :-)
yes, sorry, but the movement really is a bit buggy :) That's why in the last level there's no movement at all. I had it before, but then gave it up ;)
How to connect two worlds together? :D
Clean design but remove those background soft particles :) Also movement need some hotfix but this is definitely good for 48 hrs!
Nice job. Impressive just working out how Monument Valley did things.
I liked it! Rotations were slow, that felt like something the player could control. Fun regardless.
Not trivial technical implementation, nice effect concepts. Looks nice
Good tribute to Monument Valley and Fez. It seems really hard to make a game like this, even more in 48h!
Great work for a short time. Would wait for an upgraded and more tricky version. Amazing mechanics, it'll surely work even better with some more sfx or music...good job!!
Cute game. Short and sweet. Perhaps the rotations could have been bit faster.
If this game is not so similar to monument valley, it's really amazing!!
I think chapter 3 is a bit confusing though I finally solve it. Nice work!
Great work! Especially with getting the illusion tech working. Very Monument-Valley-esque obviously, but it's still not that beaten an idea yet.
Really amazing job. Never played Monument Valley though, but I really enjoyed this game. might have to look into get MV now :)
The style was really neat, and the optical illusions were amazing. The puzzles weren't always clear--I wasn't sure what I was supposed to do in the last stage, and figured it out through trial and error.
Thanks everyone! I just added a linux build as well (didn't knew that...well, that's what LD is for :D learning new things :D )
Yeah, source of inspiration is apparent :) Great job for 48 hours, I always wondered how such things are implemented technically.
thanks for the linux build! i really like this type of games, it reminds me echochrome
Really cool that you managed to pull off something so intricate in 48 hours. Great work.
Pretty interesting puzzler. Eventually gave up on the earlier puzzles as I had no idea what to do next (the first pink cog I think) but I loved the art style and the sounds fitted the mood pretty well.
Ambitious project! and a chicken! cool!
I believe adding sounds when something of the world moves could improve a lot the general feeling of the game.
really interesting idea, didn't really understand the last stage but somehow I won lol, I could see this being a full puzzle game, good job :)
I've always been curious how Monument Valley pulled it off (from a technical point) and you managed to pull it off in 48h :D Awesome job! I love the ending :)
Technically impressive, though it feels a bit slow. Could use some level variety, and the final puzzle felt disconnected from the rest of the game, but nice work for the allotted time!
Beautiful game. In some levels the movement felt really buggy and I couldn't get them to move even a bit. Other than that, a really enjoyable experience.
Interesting idea, but I think all the animations are WAY to slow. If doors closed much faster and the camera moved quicker it'd be more interesting. I think it makes the game a little boring when it otherwise could be cool!
I also don't think the violin sound is a particularly nice sound. Perhaps another instrument would be better, or a higher quality recording.
The movement was a little awkward in places, but overall this was a great idea.
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Strange optical illusion. Good concept which can be improved. Well done ++