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For some reason these shapes can't touch each other. I dunno. They don't like each other or something. Anyways, you're the square in the middle. Shift the other shapes around by pressing the arrow keys. Everyone in the house decided to take a Sunday nap, so this game is what I could accomplish in the 2 hours during the nap. But everyone's up now, so submission time.
Controls:
up - shift triangleus up
left - shift circleys left
down - shift hearteys down
right - shift starreys right
Downloads and Links
Ratings
 | Coolness | 55% |
| #246 | Fun | 3.44 |
| #338 | Innovation | 3.32 |
| #370 | Humor | 2.48 |
| #397 | Overall | 3.29 |
| #497 | Graphics | 2.96 |
| #562 | Mood | 2.77 |
| #669 | Theme | 3.04 |
Comments
Woo! After I realized right arrow key DOES do something once the stars appear this game got pretty intense! Nice work!
Nice game! Good job! triangleus seems like an other object that I don't want to write down :D
"triangleus seems like an other object that I don't want to write down" haha. What?
Wow I loved this! So challenging. Feels like I'm exercising a new part of my brain while playing.
BTW Cuddle Fish has a mac port now! :P
I can't test it though cause I has no mac.
Doesn't work for me on chrome or firefox. But it might be server load, not sure.
Simplistic but fun, found myself playing it over and over to beat my old score.
Super FUN! The concept was simple but lend itself to a really cool frantic experience. I liked how happy and smiley the protagonist is despite me terrified and frantically trying to remember which button moved which and pressing the arrow keys like a madman. I was yelling 'SQUARE DO YOU HAVE ANY IDEA WHAT IS AT STAKE!" great game I had a lot of fun. Thank you for making it :)
Very cool concept and gameplay, with some more polish it could be really cool!
Really great idea. I would have liked an on screen indicator of which buttons switched which shapes. At first it was very difficult for me to remember, especially since I don't see many of the shapes for awhile.
Congratulations on a job well done!
Interesting game.
I do wonder if it is supposed to have audio as you didn't opt out to be rated on audio. I played in Chrome using the Web-link in a new tab and F12 only listed favicon.ico as a 404.
oh my, this is such a weird, brain twisting game. I play a lot of difficult games and I'm genuinely surprised it's such a challenge. I love it! so far I always die fairly fast when the hearts come. I see a deeper level of understanding of the game which I haven't even begun to discover: being aware enough to smash shapes into each other, rather than just focusing on the ones that are lined up to hurt you. Let me know if you make this into a mobile game or implement some kind of online scoreboard :)
I like the explosion animations and the screen shake. I could only up and left controls. Good effort!
Cool idea, but it's really hard to get used to the controls so I died pretty quickly most of the times.
nice graphics and animation, well spent 2 hours and concgrats on your entry.
Nice mechanic that is counter-intuitive! Really had to rewire myself a bit to make it work. :)
Brilliant in its simplicity game. First, you simply watch and then attempt to influence the situation. And then you are immersed in the flow.
Whoa, this is simple but REALLY FUN! :O That's great for a 2h project too! :)
Controls work nicely and it gets challenging and quite chaotic after some time! :P Good work!
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Pretty fun, but could use a little more depth