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W,A,S,D = Move
Space = Jump
Mouse = Move camera with restrictions
Gamepad enabled and recommended. Mouse is poorly implemented
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Simplistic puzzle game made by one person using Unreal 4.10, featuring: procedural mesh creation, splines, FX,etc.
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Ratings
![]() | Coolness | 69% |
#123 | Graphics(Jam) | 4.21 |
#405 | Innovation(Jam) | 3.29 |
#557 | Audio(Jam) | 2.90 |
#660 | Overall(Jam) | 3.17 |
#671 | Mood(Jam) | 3.03 |
#750 | Humor(Jam) | 2.17 |
#758 | Fun(Jam) | 2.86 |
#984 | Theme(Jam) | 2.82 |
Comments
I know, there was some problem with the upload, I'm uploading it again, thanks
Couldn't play this because I didn't have the proper MSVCP dll.
Recursive: I've updated the file to include those unreal pre-requisite libs,please try download again.
I just make it run now and I only have one word... WOW! I liked it so much, a little short but nicely done. The camera doesn't feel confortable at all, but amazing game!
Nice one! The controls were a bit strange but really managed to capture the feeling of controlling a fish! Camera was a bit frustrating and the portal like ue4 example rooms felt like a strange combination with the fish. Would have loved to be able to steer up and down and be in deeper waters! :)
Use mouse is not recommended, instead grab the gamepad you lazy guys
really good looking game! I loved the way the fish moved, although the controls themselves were iffy. Would have liked some music, but the SFX were nice.
This was really pretty, but the controls were tough to grasp at first. I'm glad I got to be able to play it :D
UE engine shines in the beautiful graphics (and my computer melting department), but controls are a bit nuts. Other than that nice and fun game! Great job!
Nice game. It was hard to me at first time to control fish. Graphics is awesome! Very good entry! Well done!
I think the controls were a little frustrating at times because of turning momentum and camera angles, but the fish did feel like a fish so good job on that.
It's tough to do a 3D game in a weekend but you've at least done better than others have. I'm curious as to what kind of BGM you might have been thinking of for setting the mood...
It would be great if fish had some texture, scales and the eyes... Currently it reminds me of something bad. :p
Having said that, the rest of the game seems fluent, it's just that the camera is too low, I was barely able to see the pipes, and the doors opened without me knowing what I did with the pipes. I was just jumping around. Other than that, it's a really nice entry.
Keep up the good work.
It takes time to understand what I should do in the first room. It wasn't obvious. I like visual style. It look consistent and on high level of quality. But I need to admit that fish shaped as flying dick. I think this is sorta metaphor.
Pretty graphics, and good concept ^^ Even if the controls are quite awkward, it's pleasant to play. Good job ^^
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