Extremely cool. To me, it felt like cave diving underwater with scuba equipment. I love the fog effect and the sense of diving into a huge cavern. I find the mouse sensitivity too high, and would have loved to find something at the edges (eg the very bottom when the world stops there is infinite nothingness), but overall, wonderful work! Well done!
Is there supposed to be a Readme? I checked the Windows and Source downloads, and I couldn't find one. An explanation of the controls would be nice; I couldn't figure it out. I'm running it in Wine so I may be running into issues.
I thought it was impossible, then I turned my speakers louder and did it! The world made of white cubes actually makes a pretty nice environment. You needed a bigger collision sphere on the player though, seeing through walls was a regular event. Also, since you had a web version, and your readme was 2 lines, why make us download 6mb to get it? Just write it here! I will for future reference:
Use WASD and mouse to fly around and get the 3 blue orbs that are making sound. There's a whoosh sound when you get all 3.
Yay Timelapse video. I just love em. And I love that you started to create a completely different game, ending up with changing your mind. Little short though. Also you got the obligatory gaming down too.
The game is fun. I like the theme recognition and the claustrophobic feeling to it. Oftentimes I just could look through a little gap in between cubes but did not fit in there. This blended well with the sound. Very claustrophobic indeed.
Graphics are fine, not too exciting. But still they also blend in quite nice. Everything looks ghostly and pale. Creating a nice atmosphere.
No humor, but that would actually misfit here. So nice work all in all. Maybe some kind of sonar, more than just the audio, would be nice. It was just so damn hard to find anything in there.
@ACodeGerm Yeah, the levels are randomly generated. Each block is spawned in a random location with a random size (within set bounds), thus some levels may not be completable.
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Use WASD and mouse to fly around and get the 3 blue orbs that are making sound. There's a whoosh sound when you get all 3.
The game is fun. I like the theme recognition and the claustrophobic feeling to it. Oftentimes I just could look through a little gap in between cubes but did not fit in there. This blended well with the sound. Very claustrophobic indeed.
Graphics are fine, not too exciting. But still they also blend in quite nice. Everything looks ghostly and pale. Creating a nice atmosphere.
No humor, but that would actually misfit here. So nice work all in all. Maybe some kind of sonar, more than just the audio, would be nice. It was just so damn hard to find anything in there.
However either I'm tone deaf or I'm wrong on interpreting the sonar. I tried to get the tone as loud as possible, but I never saw or collected an orb.
Pretty decent aesthetic for 24 hours, your first game looked like it coulda have been nifty. :P
@ACodeGerm
Yeah, the levels are randomly generated. Each block is spawned in a random location with a random size (within set bounds), thus some levels may not be completable.