A platformer all taking place in one screen's worth of space with portals and level modification. Hence, a lot made from a little, which is the idea of minimalism.
It reminds me a bit of a poor-graphics version of Nitrome's Test Subject Blue and sort of a storyline like Portal's.
It has a level editor, the button to go there is at the bottom-left of the title screen.
I may expand this description, later, but right now there's no time. I spent most of submission hour on bugfixes. (That is allowed, by the way.)
Oh, yeah, maybe I should mention that I used FlashDevelop, Flixel, GIMP, SFXR, Autotracker-bu, Audacity, and DAME. I hope I didn't forget anything.
Important thing to know: The tutorial guy lies a lot.
Excellent. This was a brilliant way to deal with the minimalist concept. One level that shifts whenever you go through the 'portals' was just a superb idea - was a pleasure to see this one.
Very nice, I definitely had a couple of those "Aha" moments when I discovered things about the puzzle mechanics.
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sleepyhammer30 Apr 2013, 00:52
Minimalism makes for maximal fun. Playing this game reminded me of some stuff we played back in the 80s. But the sound is much better than ^G terminal beeps.
Nice mechanic, good dialog, fun to play. The "ending" seemed a bit anticlimactic, but mainly because being taunted throughout the game, I don't trust that what I found really was the ending. :P
Spiridios: That was the ending, and yes, it is very anticlimactic. I was just getting really tired of making levels at that point. I wish I was better at level designing, then I probably could have made an actual false ending, which would have been cool.
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