A puzzle platformer about infiltrating the bad guy's warehouse hideout. To help you do so, you can change your appearance to look like this bad guy, using his usefully-placed wardrobes.
Use the arrow keys or WASD to move and jump; down/S changes clothes when next to a wardrobe and pulls levers. Press R to reset the current level.
Very challenging! The moving things are an interesting game-mechanic, it took me some time to figure out that I could stand on them, then the coin dropped and I enjoyed the game!
I thought the sounds and the graphics were amazing. But the gameplay was a little unforgiving which made it quite frustrating espeically in the later levels. but it was very orignal.
A bit on the difficult side. I liked that you went for a somewhat different interpretation of the theme. The commands are a bit too sensitive, though. The game felt more like getting the execution right, than really figuring out the puzzles.
I did not realise that the wardrobes had a gameplay purpose!
Collision is rather unforgiving.
Red squares I'm confused by. At first I tried falling through them but they didn't do anything. Then a bit later I accidentally fell through but they killed me.
Same level: it's just as awkward trying to jump up through this one-tile hole and it is trying to fall through the one-tile red squares. Finally do it and realise I can't jump up there: must need to change clothes and then I'll be able to fall through, but wouldn't have realised this if I hadn't come back here and read about the wardrobe. Swap this level and the next one!
Trying to jump over this death-barrier in the next level is too painful, I'm out.
Shame, there's scope for interestingness but the controls/collision are just too awkward for it to be enjoyable :(
I've discovered an alternative solution to this one that doesn't use the wardrobe, but is harder, so maybe lots of people are doing that. I need a level before this to teach a concept used in it in a more simple/obvious way.
Unforgiving collisions:
When I made the player image, I increased his hitbox size to avoid drawing getting messy (for silly reasons), but this made it harder to jump over that barrier and to fall down those 1-tile-wide holes, neither of which I noticed in the small amount of time I had left.
Regarding collision with the robots, I couldn't think of a good way to make it possible to run off the top of them without getting caught, but I think I have an idea now.
I've also made falling and moving a lot slower in general (not uploaded). This makes the intended solution to level 2 more obvious (I hope), and makes other levels (especially 4, 6 and 8) easier to perform.
Not knowing how the red barriers work:
Yeah, level order got messed up as I was rushed towards the end...
There's an updated version, and I think it (at least partly) fixes the issues. Feedback would be very appreciated (but don't rate me on this one, of course).
Nice game, kinda hard though. :) Level 4 was where I gave up, like most of the others. :) The "fail" sound effect got kinda irritating after a while, though. :)
Nice game! I liked the graphics and the idea of the wardrobe. When I failed a level, the fading in and out was quite slow on my (old) computer, and since the game is quite unforgiving, this annoyed me when I had to retry some levels.
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Collision is rather unforgiving.
Red squares I'm confused by. At first I tried falling through them but they didn't do anything. Then a bit later I accidentally fell through but they killed me.
Same level: it's just as awkward trying to jump up through this one-tile hole and it is trying to fall through the one-tile red squares. Finally do it and realise I can't jump up there: must need to change clothes and then I'll be able to fall through, but wouldn't have realised this if I hadn't come back here and read about the wardrobe. Swap this level and the next one!
Trying to jump over this death-barrier in the next level is too painful, I'm out.
Shame, there's scope for interestingness but the controls/collision are just too awkward for it to be enjoyable :(
Level 4:
I've discovered an alternative solution to this one that doesn't use the wardrobe, but is harder, so maybe lots of people are doing that. I need a level before this to teach a concept used in it in a more simple/obvious way.
Unforgiving collisions:
When I made the player image, I increased his hitbox size to avoid drawing getting messy (for silly reasons), but this made it harder to jump over that barrier and to fall down those 1-tile-wide holes, neither of which I noticed in the small amount of time I had left.
Regarding collision with the robots, I couldn't think of a good way to make it possible to run off the top of them without getting caught, but I think I have an idea now.
I've also made falling and moving a lot slower in general (not uploaded). This makes the intended solution to level 2 more obvious (I hope), and makes other levels (especially 4, 6 and 8) easier to perform.
Not knowing how the red barriers work:
Yeah, level order got messed up as I was rushed towards the end...