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Made with Java and LibGDX.
In a far future, where conflicts get decided by pillowfights, you try to pick up as much lonesome pillows as you can carry. Collect pillows, be victorious!
Controls: WASD / ZQSD
Web version unfortunately only works in Chrome.
Have fun!
Twitter: https://twitter.com/Daporan
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Ratings
 | Coolness | 65% |
| #547 | Audio | 2.71 |
| #832 | Humor | 2.15 |
| #933 | Fun | 2.52 |
| #944 | Mood | 2.34 |
| #963 | Graphics | 2.30 |
| #966 | Overall | 2.66 |
| #1018 | Innovation | 2.25 |
| #1096 | Theme | 2.00 |
Comments
@PixelMind Thank you for noticing. Apparently it only work in Chrome. I will upload a downloadable version.
@Lukbebalduke Thanks for playing. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
It might be just me but I found it really hard to understand how close I was to the pillows. Making it much more frustrating to get.
Hit detection on pillows is either a bit off, or I was gauging the location a bit off (hard to tell either way). Music isn't that bad.
Hard to tell what to do at first but fun once I figured it out. The pillows were hard to catch.
89 points was my best.
@Xgor @Hectate
The ship has a pretty small hitbox. While the pillows have a decently big one. This is so it's easy to avoid obstacles, but at the same time not possible to collect pillows without effort. I hope the issue didn't put you off the game entirely. Thanks for Playing.
Fun game. Some boundaries would have helped a little but I like the direction here. good fun when the speed started to increase.
Man I can't compete with Lukbebalduke. I only got about half as many points :(
But I had fun and it's always nice to find a fellow LibGdx dev.
Really fun game, loved the music. i got to 220 points before i lost. nice work!
A bit hard to understand at the beginning, but it's nice when you get it, sometimes the collisions felt a bit unfair tough.
Nice game, although sometimes it felt like I did not get the pillow even though I collided with it. The "pass through the open part of the gate" mechanic took a few tries to understand.
Nice music track :-) I missed a lot of pillows although the ship seemed to touch them. As soon as I got a feel for how long I had to press two keys to move to the target quadrant, the game became almost too easy. This was then compensated by the increasing speed. So it's a well done easy-to-learn-but-hard-to-master mechanic.
Cool game and a good learning/difficulty curve. Like others have said, too many pillows you think you've got, you don't got.
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Looks nice ill check it when i get back home.