It's my second time to participate at Ludum Dare (And sorry for my english).
This time, I present you "Skip on Slabs", a kind of puzzle game and a maze.
First, select a level. Next, choose a direction and the number of step in order to move the green square. Collect the coins (or potatos) and reach the purple slab to exit.
I experienced EaselJS but unfortunately, although I learn a lot with this language, I havn't be able to integrate the images correctly. In the end, I had to give it up.
There only 3 levels. I wanted to integrate some bonus, malus and ennemy. Actually, I could put these on the game, but without the images, it became more difficult to distinguish from other elements.
J'aime bien cet esprit d'économie de moyen. Il ne manque qu'un petit reset des listes <select> entre deux niveaux, sinon on est obligé de changer d'option quand bien même c'est la bonne qui paraissait sélectionnée.
Having to input each command one at a time seems a little burdensome, maybe if you had a limited number of commands you could use and had to plan out the whole level.
Feels a bit limited as it stands. Some more complex programming of the moves would be an interesting add on... perhaps entering all the moves for a level then running the whole lot, rather than one move at a time ?
Hmm, Interesting entry. I found a bug, where I died in the third level, and when I tried again, the maze image had shifted down a number of steps, but my character re-appeared at the top of the screen.
I would have liked to have a countdown timer during which time I had to input all instructions (preferably via directional keys and numpad) and then the whole level would be run through. As it stands it's a nice idea, but the controls are frustrating and the gameplay much too easy.
I would have liked to be able to queue my actions, perhaps add some loops in the queue (etc). And a score based on how many inputs it took me to finish.
Interesting game idea but you can only fail by not paying attention. I wish there was some way to make it more challenging such as a timer which you have to beat the level faster then. Also, the game was too short in my opinion. There was a bug once where I could only see like 1 tile because all the tiles were pushed down under the screen. Good job though.
There's nothing wrong with your English. :-) I quite liked the idea of controlling the moves in this way, but would have liked more of a challenge, which is what I think you were hoping to achieve too with more time. The visual audio cues made me smile. "Tinkle!" :-)
Il ne manque qu'un petit reset des listes <select> entre deux niveaux, sinon on est obligé de changer d'option quand bien même c'est la bonne qui paraissait sélectionnée.