PLEASE IF YOU ARE EXPERIENCING LAG CHECK THE OPTIONS IN THE PAUSE MENU.
YOU CAN CHANGE THE SENSITIVITY IN THE PAUSE MENU.
It is optimal to play with the downloaded version.
CONTROLS: W, A, S, D - Move Mouse - Look Space - Jump
DESCRIPTION: Years in the future, you are one of the remaining humans in a strange world that is not your own. In order to save the human race, you must evolve... evolve into something bigger and better than ever before. Use evolution (and your brain) to your advantage. Good luck.
This is the first puzzle game I've made ever, hope you enjoy! :)
HINT: (if you need it) Blue time warps give you level 2 Yellow give you level 3, etc. Smaller levels allow you to fit in tight spaces Larger levels allow you destroy larger cubes
It felt like a couple of the puzzles required some unecessary backtracking, and they were pretty straightforward, but that's a nice puzzle mechanic you got going on!
I think the level design could've gained from some baked lighting, since the flat shading doesn't really convey the 3d space all that well.
Thanks for playing! I did bake the lighting, but in order to keep the shadows from making the floor completely blue, I tilted the sun to almost 90 degrees. Sorry about that!
Animation of evolving is confusing, it always take me a few sec to realise where am I (yes I know, in the same place as before, but anyway confusing :P). Also the level design is strange, at least for me as it requires coming back to already visited places. Games like portal, or q.u.b.e. acustomed me to "dashing" through the game and never go back to previous points :P
Man, I really liked the Level Design. It took some time for me to understand what was going on but once I did, it was just straight forward :) Great job!
Please consider inserting an Y-Axis inversion button (I'm asking this on every 3d game I play lol!)
The jumping about when you evolve was really disorienting - I thought I was trapped in a tunnel but I was actually accidentally walking back to the start for a long time! Toning down that jump, plus some graphical variation could really help that. The footstep noise was quite annoying after a while.
The level was quite good, except sometimes you had to back track too far to shrink yourself after solving a puzzle that needed you to be big.
Interesting, very interesting... I like this thing. The idea of mankind naturally evolving to become hugantic is a bit peculiar, but hey, it works. The soundtrack was a bit actiony for a puzzle game, and the grey walls often blended with other gray wall to the point of invisibility, but those are my only complaints.
Absolutely LOVE the music. It's a wonderful track!
The game-idea is solid too. Graphics are adequate.
Gameplay and level-design could use a bit tweaking, though. It doesn't really become clear what is happening, and the text-explanations is way too fast, cryptic and doesn't help.
Thanks for playing! I know I couldn't really get the effect of growing to work without breaking the game. (Falling through the floor) And I had planned for the text to be more ominous but I guess I didn't add enough... emotion maybe.
Hey! Pretty nice First Person Puzzler you made! :D I liked it. A little slow for me as I was playing Quake III intensly back then. Good gfx, particles are going through the walls though. You even have very good music. My blood pressure went up a lot on the jumping part because of it. :)
Very nice music and atmosphere. I felt like Godzilla when I was very large and crushing the angry blocks. The particle effects got a bit repetitive after a while.
This was fun playing! I agree with some of the comments, it was a bit too easy and some backtracking parts made me wish there was a sprint-key :) Beside that, the simple and clean style together with the good music created a nice trip :) Good job!
I think the level design could've gained from some baked lighting, since the flat shading doesn't really convey the 3d space all that well.