Nice, pretty much as simple as it can get. I think the audio fits pretty well to the visuals - the line one jumps around on looks a bit like what an oscilloscope could paint, when given these kinds of beep-sounds. However, the "music" isn't really synchronized to the level (or is it?). Overall, it's a fun little game, fits well with the theme!
The music was really annoying... And it feels like you maybe could have added something to make you feel like you actually are getting somewhere. OK entry though
Pretty cool and simple, I like it. The music sounds like it's made with Musagi, is it? (Also you tried to check out my game and it was down, it's up now!)
Pretty straightforwards, does what it sets out to accomplish. I would like to see more control over the jumps and some non-painful music if you were to continue developing it.
P.S. - I've fixed the Windows build in my game; thanks for pointing it out!
Well done. Feels a little too slow in the beginning, but overall it's pretty nice. I've got to say that I quite like the visual presentation, minimalistic yet somewhat appealing. I have to agree that the music is by far the weakest point though. :D
That is brutally hard, I would have liked it if the controls were just a hair tighter. I really liked the sounds, but they could have tied in with my actions more.
"Search in my car Search in my house I can't find just anything I want"
Simple and in theme - maybe a bit too in theme, one or two more features would be nice, just to make it more engaging. Love 2D works on OS X and UNIX as well and since you're already using a cross-platrofm technology, you might as well export versions for those two or three guys on Ludum Dare who use those systems :P
Surprisingly...hypnotic... I personally think the jump would be better if it's height was controllable (like in Mario, for example) but that's just me. Nice =D
Was the noise supposed to be music, or variation on a heart monitor? I'd have preferred you stuck with the traditional beep, but hooked it in when you jump. The jumping feels a little sluggish and sometimes you can get in a jump loop - jumping continuously without break - which feels unfair when it ends in death. I thought the motif was morbid but decent. What if you added three lives, and every death ends with a flatline and Dr. Yorwba yelling, "CLEAR!"
The premise isn't very original. The implementation does fit the theme well, and I was a fan of the icons used. The jumping felt floaty, which isn't a good feeling when, at later points in the game, precise jumping is critical. I couldn't tell at first if the sound was generative or not. I think it might be interesting to use the sound to telegraph upcoming obstacles.
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I would like to see more control over the jumps and some non-painful music if you were to continue developing it.
P.S. - I've fixed the Windows build in my game; thanks for pointing it out!
I have to agree that the music is by far the weakest point though. :D
"Search in my car
Search in my house
I can't find just anything I want"
Is that music procedural? It's irritating, but if you put the effort into generating music you deserve recognition for this :)