A Unity based platformer, based on the buoyant effect of dead bodies!
Didn't get half as much done as I wanted to, but alas time was close and i'm happy with the art and interaction of the stuff that is there!
Update 28/04/10:
Didn't have any time to fix some of the problems until now, but the windows version should work properly, the collision problems in all of them should be fixed (remember unity kids, don't move colliders with transform.position even if you've only got 5 minutes left in a compo!).
Please re-download the windows version and review it again, alternatively clear your cache for the web version.
So those platforms are actually dead bodies? O__o They look kinda abstract. The game is pretty good. I think the physics are very good so the character feels fun to control. Once I managed to jump down through a platform, so there are some bugs it seems. The game was over too quickly :-( It could also use some music and sound effects. Would love to see a longer version.
First 2d-pixel unity game I've played! Very short, and I seemed to die at random occasionally (even on an island), the controls are a little bit weak, but the pixels are quite nice (especially the dolphin) and the title's great! XD
Not a half bad mechanically, though it's incredibly short. On the other hand, I adore the graphics, and the interpretation of 'no man is an island' was pretty cute, too.
Windows version is quite horribly broken (jumps go ridiculously high and camera doesn't scroll, properly) but the web version works ok. Shame it's so short but it looks and plays pretty good.
The movement felt a bit clunky, as if you were too heavy, and the lack of sound was also a problem, but the graphics were kinda nice. After dying a lot on the "dolphin" I finnaly got the treasure :)
The game is pretty good. I think the physics are very good so the character feels fun to control. Once I managed to jump down through a platform, so there are some bugs it seems. The game was over too quickly :-( It could also use some music and sound effects. Would love to see a longer version.