This is the platformer with 20 levels about Schrodinger's cat!By pressing Shift you move the cat in Quantum Superposition mode so it can penetrate through walls and obstacles.)You should enjoy this game bacause everyone loves cats!)))
This game has an absolutely awesome feel to it, I love the music (fits really really well) and the sketchy graphics are perfect for the mad scientist atmosphere! The controls and glitching (when you die holding SHIFT you get stuck in phased mode until the meter runs out when you respawn) and the controls ... argh! I'd control this a precision platformmer with slippy controls.
The level design is spot on though, excellent job!
The art and audio are great. I was often frustrated because jumping a certain height is easy in most games, and it's very important in this game, but I found it much more difficult than usual due to high momentum and low friction.
That is some very specific criticism for a very, very well done Jam entry.
It is amazing that this was made in only 72 hours! It is fun, addictive, all the positive words you can think of. The only complaint (and it is a minor one) is that the music gets a little repetitive.
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griga27 Aug 2013, 02:07
Wow, the game is awesome! The art, the music, the mechanics are on the top!
Wonderful entry! I especially liked the graphics and the superposition mechanic :P I think the handling/physics (jumping in particular) is a bit clunky though.
Still a very solid game with good art, music, and gameplay :)
I gave up at level 13. I found it a real struggle to jump and press up and shift at the same time. On a previous level it took me quite a while to figure out I could press up to move through things.
This is a great game in mechanics, art, and sound. Even though the theme was minor, it strongly worked for what you made - it enhanced the levels in the way you used it. 5 stars!
Incredibly well polished for an LD game! I love the graphical style - although ten seconds is a frustratingly short time limit for some of those levels. But very well done!
5/5 in every category. This is the best game I've played so far.
The graphics are awesome. That "paper style". I've completed about 6 levels, the difficulty increase in every level is fine. I will keep the game in favourites ;)
Great concept and the art style is just beautiful. The gameplay is very satisfying too, if a little tricky at times (slides a little too much for my liking). Excellent work!
Gameplay is very fluid and the visual style striking. I found the control to be a bit too loose with the sliding around. At first it wasn't clear why the character was dying, adding a sound cue would have definitely helped. Game is pretty tough though, which isn't bad but the difficulty curve ramps up pretty quick. Great entry overall!
Awesome job, I love the mechanics and the different levels seem all really well thought out. The graphics also seem really good and the music is very fitting.
The controls felt a little too loose for me. Making them tighter would have made the game more enjoyable imo. Otherwise, great art and sound design! Very cute characters. And solid gameplay mechanics. Walls and chainsaw blades can't phase schrodinger's cat!
Reminds me of math classes in school :) Nice look! The jumping feels a bit unresponsive and slow. Still a great entry!
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DDRKirby(ISQ)29 Aug 2013, 13:07
Cool. Your graphical style works well here. I almost feel like a puzzle game like this would just work better without the 10 second time limit, and some of the levels didn't really encourage much cleverness, but hey, it's Ludum Dare.
The transition from the no-friction Superposition to the high-friction normal cat often got me killed and this frustrated a little bit. But that's a minor complaint for an otherwise awesome entry.
I really like the visual style! Controls are not as tight as it could be and can be frustrating sometimes, but it doesn't stop the game from being good! =)
Great game! :) You guys were able to teach all of the gameplay only by itself! That's really something! :D
But, though really pretty, I found the trasitions a tad too slow... In games that you might fail a lot, it's better if to make it quicker... Also, the controls are a little weird... The max velocity should be lower and the acceleration should be higher (when not in the box). But that can be only my tastes on character movement... ^^"
Those graphics... *_* The game looks great. I cannot play (only have linux. Unitys Web Player is WIndows/Mac only), but the youtube video was already fun to watch.
Using the theme to make each level last 10 seconds is not the most creative way I've seen it being used. That's all the negative criticism I have :)
The whole biro pen design is awesome, and you choose really well the music, it's great. I had fun along those 20 levels playing with both states of my cats. When the crossbows arrive, it begins to be a little bit hard, but that's ok for a Schrodinger's cat.
I have to admit, i'm in love with the graphic style and music of this game! The idea of a quantum superposition able to move wherewer you want is very clever. I don't liked too much the time limit (too little for superposition, and ten seconds each level is very short[maybe superposition should stop time?]) and the controls a bittle juicy!
WOW. This is a master piece. The art is very polish. The music is just amazing. Very nice work. Puzzles were great too! I feel like there is potential for a mobile game out of this! Keep it up! 9/10
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Really awesome. Good job dude
Great job!!
The level design is spot on though, excellent job!
I'd made the controls a bit softer ;P
That is some very specific criticism for a very, very well done Jam entry.
Still a very solid game with good art, music, and gameplay :)
awesome artstyle and design
5 stars!
Audio is good.
Difficulty was a bit high for my taste.
The graphics are awesome. That "paper style". I've completed about 6 levels, the difficulty increase in every level is fine. I will keep the game in favourites ;)
Really great job. I really like this art.
When just jumping and nothing else, it felt a little floaty?
I agree with Tork, I wish this had made it into the compo with teh source and how you approached some interesting solutions there!
P.S: I am from small siberian town too btw :) Tomsk, you know.
I feel like this game would be more fun without the 10-second time constraint.
Also great amount of content, well polished game!
Controls are not as tight as it could be and can be frustrating sometimes, but it doesn't stop the game from being good! =)
You guys were able to teach all of the gameplay only by itself! That's really something! :D
But, though really pretty, I found the trasitions a tad too slow... In games that you might fail a lot, it's better if to make it quicker...
Also, the controls are a little weird... The max velocity should be lower and the acceleration should be higher (when not in the box). But that can be only my tastes on character movement... ^^"
Good job. :)
The game looks great. I cannot play (only have linux. Unitys Web Player is WIndows/Mac only), but the youtube video was already fun to watch.
Using the theme to make each level last 10 seconds is not the most creative way I've seen it being used. That's all the negative criticism I have :)
I had fun along those 20 levels playing with both states of my cats. When the crossbows arrive, it begins to be a little bit hard, but that's ok for a Schrodinger's cat.
The idea of a quantum superposition able to move wherewer you want is very clever. I don't liked too much the time limit (too little for superposition, and ten seconds each level is very short[maybe superposition should stop time?]) and the controls a bittle juicy!
Controls a bit "slow" but still a lot of fun!
I love you graphics!
Gamemechanics not bad too.
Only issue - is loooooooong time restart.