Priority Cats
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Priority Cats in "It's dangerous to go alone. Take sis!"
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This is a short platformer written in Flash for the competition. I used (and modified) the same "physics engine" and tile library I used and modified for "Disco? Very!" and some other games. All the content is new and then some.
The chief innovation here is that the game is controlled entirely with mouse motion (no buttons). It's fairly intuitive, although it may be realistically frustrating. :) The ending should be pretty easy to find. If you're hardcore enough to collect everything then there's a little bit extra.
Features:
- 4 original tunes, some with lyrics and everything! A new record!
- 25 accessible rooms, some more interesting than others. :)
- Biologically plausible seeking behavior!
- Single-input gameplay! Go ahead and use an eye-tracker!
- Surprise ending!
I may polish up some of the jumps for a post-compo version, since some are fiddly. Hint: Line-of-sight matters and the cats have different behaviors.
I recorded a timelapse, with picture-in-picture webcam. It's here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUphCeVHoWg
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This is a short platformer written in Flash for the competition. I used (and modified) the same "physics engine" and tile library I used and modified for "Disco? Very!" and some other games. All the content is new and then some.
The chief innovation here is that the game is controlled entirely with mouse motion (no buttons). It's fairly intuitive, although it may be realistically frustrating. :) The ending should be pretty easy to find. If you're hardcore enough to collect everything then there's a little bit extra.
Features:
- 4 original tunes, some with lyrics and everything! A new record!
- 25 accessible rooms, some more interesting than others. :)
- Biologically plausible seeking behavior!
- Single-input gameplay! Go ahead and use an eye-tracker!
- Surprise ending!
I may polish up some of the jumps for a post-compo version, since some are fiddly. Hint: Line-of-sight matters and the cats have different behaviors.
I recorded a timelapse, with picture-in-picture webcam. It's here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUphCeVHoWg