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Third person pig platform game.
Limited to 3 levels, no enemies, no sound. Might come in the future.
Created in 2 days, using Unity, Blender and Gimp.
Only external asset is a free font.
Downloads and Links
Ratings
| #153 | Graphics | 3.75 |
| #161 | Humor | 3.09 |
| #237 | Theme | 3.71 |
| #435 | Fun | 3.18 |
| #515 | Innovation | 3.04 |
| #530 | Mood | 2.83 |
| #563 | Overall | 3.10 |
| #2028 | Coolness | 22% |
Comments
Nice take over the theme, but there are some bugs. When replaying the same level, the buttons doesn't work. Nice little game though, but feeling that there are not enough levels.
You've done a great job here because I had a very strong desire to finish all the levels before rating, which I did. I like the trickery on the last level where you need to go through the whole cycle before realizing you are trying to make it onto that cliff to get onto the end platform.
The pigs were pretty funny and everything looks good for 2 days of work. the first time through the instruction didn't show up, or i must have clicked too fast so i had to figure out how to play just by looking. I think i could have enjoyed it more if the bar up on the top right gave me a little freedom to messup. or at least let me respawn from the beggining with a full amount.
Good good mechanic and art. Maybe using a camera more close to the floor can make it better to see the art. And as a advice, make the mini-pig more quick, feels so slow.
Very pretty and I like the idea a lot, I'm always impressed by LD entries that are puzzle games. I can see you spent a lot of time on the models/textures, some animation would have been the icing on the cake. I did have some of the bugs others are reporting, movement got stuck in one direction and after recovering from that the shape-changing stopped working.
Oh I like the artwork very much... Nice idea as well. Good job!
The controls could be a little better. Simple game, but a nice one, good visuals too. Good job.
I like the idea, but I ran into bugs - character stopped changing the form and could not pass...
This is a really great game! Perfect for young ones! Definitely needs sounds and music.
Game looks very nice. I took personal issue with the transformation meter keeping me from transforming as much as I would like. :P
I really love the concept, having to wait till level 3 for the whale to be unlocked was especially thrilling. Overall I feel that the motion could be a bit faster, but great job on getting the physics so reliable in such a short amount of time
I did like the whole pig idea behind this. The art was simple and worked, although some animation would have been nice. Also sometimes the shapeshifting bugs out. Other than that a well made game for the compo!
Shame time got the better of you as you feel it's missing a couple things. Controls work as intended and use of various shapes is interesting and could be turned into a full puzzle game I guess.
Good take on it but feels too raw.
I think you linked to the wrong file in the web version. It embeds the entire download page with the scroll bars and everything. Other than that, very cute. Could use some goofy music and sound effects, but you have a solid foundation here.
Nice work, I like the different shapes and the level design. The death explosion animation is awesome, haha. I ran into the bug preventing shapeshifting too though.
I love the piggy. Especially fat and floating.
I had the problem with game flow. I was constantly repeating the same 3 levels. I don't know why. Once I restarted the game I went to what seems like first level but couldn't complete it (one with water, island and some more water). There is no option to return to menu from inside the game.
overall: High on graphics
Nice visual. I would increase amount of energy for shapeshifting, I wasn't able to beat the second level.
I really love the concept and quiet aesthetic. A great project which could become something interesting. well done ++
A solid entry to be sure. I didn't hit any of the bugs people are mentioning and found the meter to not be a problem, just enough of a hindrance to be mindful of my transformations. The looks is clean and cohesive, but the lack of any sound is unfortunate, and definitely a knock to the Mood category. Nailed the theme though, and I like the variety in the abilities, even if they all felt a little slow.
Hi, nice game ! We're realizing a video with several games of the Ludum Dare #35.
Can you add your game on indiexpo.net ? (it's free)
So we can include also your game in the video ;)
p.s. write #LDJAM in the game's description
HAHA! I love being a pig :) Really cool game. You should expand on it more.
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Really cool game, sometimes the shapeshifting does not work though and you can't finish the level