The game is called 'Itty Bitty Boxy Thingy'. It's a Sokoban-like puzzle game in which your goal is to gather all diamonds and push blocks to reserved areas. But watch out! There are evil robots off to kill you! Just dodge them or grab a magic potion which kills every robot in the level.
The game is graphically and otherwise very tiny, so I recommend that you choose the 'stretched'-option in launch screen.
The game has 16 levels that vary a little. Some are completely based on puzzles while some are based on running from enemies.
I agree with hulahulahest (cheers DK!) on the mechanics side of things. It's not a new formula, but you've wielded the creation of new puzzles and a solid code base very well. I like the style of guitar play you're going for, but possibly the low fidelity of the mic made the picking and sliding sound a bit more frazzled than it could have.
Hi dem0! Overall I like your game, good graphics and fine managed controls. Maybe the part that I think that doesn't match with the game is the music, the sound effects do their job perfectly but the music gives, in my opinion, a slow sensation to the gameplay. I got a good impression of your game though and I'll return to play it again because I like the sokoban games and if they have robots and items I assure you that I'll come back. Congratulations!
Fun game. One of the rare few with nice non-generated music :P Pretty fun but it is an idea I've seen before many times and from the first few levels I didn't really see much expansion on the idea of pushing boxes
Nice little Sokoban game you made. I liked the addition of the robots. The levels got quite complex after a bit. The main thing I was wanting for was some kind of indicator for boxes that were in the correct place, with the larger levels it was easy to forget which blocks were in place already. The tiny graphics make it hard to play for long.
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I like the style of guitar play you're going for, but possibly the low fidelity of the mic made the picking and sliding sound a bit more frazzled than it could have.
Overall I like your game, good graphics and fine managed controls. Maybe the part that I think that doesn't match with the game is the music, the sound effects do their job perfectly but the music gives, in my opinion, a slow sensation to the gameplay. I got a good impression of your game though and I'll return to play it again because I like the sokoban games and if they have robots and items I assure you that I'll come back.
Congratulations!