The Quest for Minimalism
This game is from the old Ludum Dare platform. You can try viewing the original page on Web Archive
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Fairly straightforward puzzle-platformer.
Bob the bloke with the silly hat and a sack of potatoes is a bit of a minimalist and wants to just sit there and eat his potatoes in peace. Unfortunately there are a load of pesky levels with platforms, mesh things, bridges, boxes and other stuff preventing him from finding happiness.
Luckily there are some handy magic levers of handiness +3 to help out. Activate the levers to remove parts of the level and make bob happy, activate all the levers on a level to proceed to the next level.
Controls:
WASD/Arrow keys : Move around (up or down only work when on climbing meshes).
Space : Activate a lever / Start the game.
ESC/R : Reset the current level (you'll need to do this so remember the button!).
+/- : Cheat like a cheating person and jump between levels using a debug feature that I figured was probably worth leaving in.
Game uses WebGL so you'll need a browser that supports it (I'm looking at you, Internet Explorer). I suggest using Chrome since that's what I tested it in but most non-Microsoft browsers support WebGL these days so take your pick.
Bob the bloke with the silly hat and a sack of potatoes is a bit of a minimalist and wants to just sit there and eat his potatoes in peace. Unfortunately there are a load of pesky levels with platforms, mesh things, bridges, boxes and other stuff preventing him from finding happiness.
Luckily there are some handy magic levers of handiness +3 to help out. Activate the levers to remove parts of the level and make bob happy, activate all the levers on a level to proceed to the next level.
Controls:
WASD/Arrow keys : Move around (up or down only work when on climbing meshes).
Space : Activate a lever / Start the game.
ESC/R : Reset the current level (you'll need to do this so remember the button!).
+/- : Cheat like a cheating person and jump between levels using a debug feature that I figured was probably worth leaving in.
Game uses WebGL so you'll need a browser that supports it (I'm looking at you, Internet Explorer). I suggest using Chrome since that's what I tested it in but most non-Microsoft browsers support WebGL these days so take your pick.