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Become the agent of change in this puzzle platformer.
Controls:
Move left - A
Move Right - D
Jump - Space
Reset Stage - R
Absorb/Move - Left Mouse
There are 14 levels total, so the game is pretty short. My record time is about 2:45, but that's already knowing all puzzle solutions and with optimized movement tech I picked up during 100 or so play tests.
There was A LOT more I wanted to do with this game, and I hopefully I have time to keep working on it in the future. As it stands, it's a simple, short and at least in my opinion, fun platformer.
There is a small, well hidden, reference to potato in the game (seriously, if you find it, tell me in the comments).
Update 1:
Typo - corrected spelling errors in the ending dialogue
Typo - corrected the ninth stage to "flight" instead of "jump" to match the ending dialogue
Update 2:
Win condition criteria - added two lines of code to allow people to reset a stage (stage 10, "acrobatic", seemed to be commonly preventing people from bating the game)
Controls:
Move left - A
Move Right - D
Jump - Space
Reset Stage - R
Absorb/Move - Left Mouse
There are 14 levels total, so the game is pretty short. My record time is about 2:45, but that's already knowing all puzzle solutions and with optimized movement tech I picked up during 100 or so play tests.
There was A LOT more I wanted to do with this game, and I hopefully I have time to keep working on it in the future. As it stands, it's a simple, short and at least in my opinion, fun platformer.
There is a small, well hidden, reference to potato in the game (seriously, if you find it, tell me in the comments).
Update 1:
Typo - corrected spelling errors in the ending dialogue
Typo - corrected the ninth stage to "flight" instead of "jump" to match the ending dialogue
Update 2:
Win condition criteria - added two lines of code to allow people to reset a stage (stage 10, "acrobatic", seemed to be commonly preventing people from bating the game)