The goal is to steal the colour from the environment (by staying in an area for several seconds) and avoiding the guards. There's a vague stealth element in that when standing on an area which has no colour left, you can't be seen.
When you have stolen all the colour from the level, return to the start to win. Except I didn't have time to make "win" and "lose" screens so they'll both show the title graphic again.
The background was supposed to be a knockoff of early Kandinsky (so that you replace it with a more minimalist look as you play) but instead looks like a child's drawing of a map of a house. Oh well.
I didn't use a library for the collision detection so that turned out to be a bit of a disaster. That and a really convoluted art pipeline means that I didn't get anywhere near as much done as I'd have liked. Still, first time I've been able to submit, so can't complain!
I want to try it, but the shortcut in the default directory doesn't seem to work. When I head over to the bin file to manually run the .exe, it doesn't start up either.
It does need .NET 4 runtimes (it was built with 4.0.3), but that's all I can think of in the way of possible causes. If I get time over the next couple of days I'll add some extra logging and switch on the graphics option selection dialog.
Hmm, it doesn't seem to work. I looked at the log and it doesn't seem to have errors. I'll post my log to pastebin, maybe you can find something. I'D LIKE TO PLAY mogre.txt: http://pastebin.com/R84jHRjj
cool concept and the graphics are really neat, it could use some polishing regarding the collision, audio, and the interface, but, other than that, it's really cool!
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If I get time over the next couple of days I'll add some extra logging and switch on the graphics option selection dialog.
mogre.txt: http://pastebin.com/R84jHRjj