Hello everybody!
Thank you for checking out my first entry for Ludum Dare!
Oceanite is a game about Mert, a fish in an enclosed 3D space. He can swim around freely by changing the layer he moves on.
Avoid the jellyfishes and try to collect as many stars as possible.
Good Luck!
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Supports gamepad and keyboard controls.
Downloads and Links
Ratings
 | Coolness | 73% |
| #75 | Mood | 3.67 |
| #82 | Graphics | 4.02 |
| #147 | Audio | 3.45 |
| #221 | Innovation | 3.63 |
| #256 | Theme | 3.86 |
| #275 | Overall | 3.49 |
| #692 | Fun | 2.95 |
| #768 | Humor | 2.19 |
Comments
Wow, yes, I like this a lot. Very original and engrossing to actually play. Beautiful too.
A little hard to judge the depth of things but the lighting up of the blocks helped. I felt that the fish was a little too sluggish in his movements.
it's kind of fun to navigate in 3d cube space and I really like this cute graphics
Nice little brain exercise :) Looks great, love 2 controller type input support
Thanks for commenting on my game, Four Seasons!
I liked your came. Unfortunately I found myself looking more at the colors on the sides than at my fish. (Not sure if this was intended or not). I really liked how the fish followed the cursor. Full marks for Mood!
Movement is kind of tricky in this game, but once you get hang of it, its quite cool.
Also, its nowhere mentioned how to switch layer using keyboard plus other keyboard controls?
Very well done with great animations and ideas. Really good soundtrack.
@Aree Vanier: The information on the right changes when you have a game pad plugged in.
Thanks everyone for the feedback!
Good game. I liked how the music fit the overall feel of the game. Also the graphics were some of the best I've seen this competition. I found the controls a bit hard at first, but once I started looking at the square without the green lines it become easier to judge where I was moving. Great jump fitting so much game in a single screen.
Very strange game. Hard to control fish. It's turn into needed derection too slow.
Greate idea, but it's too hard control for me. And some times I don't understand at wich layer my fish. Maybe rotate cube by mouse it's good idea
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Its really nice mate, well done! I know the musical loop is only seconds long, but it really adds something, and it somehow fits the underwater theme too :)