Omnidirectional Chaos
This game is from the old Ludum Dare platform. You can try viewing the original page on Web Archive
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Omnidirectional Chaos is a game about survival.
You can move with WASD and arrow keys, and jump with W, Up, J or X. Givin' ya lots of options here.
CHANGELOG:
Now that the judging is over, I have taken down the Competition version of the game, leaving only the latest and greatest version.
Jam Version 1.2:
Uploaded simultaneously with Compo Version 1.2.
Fixes jumping bug introduced in Compo Version 1.1.
Compo Version 1.2:
Uploaded a few hours after deadline, under the "last minute changes" rule.
Fixed jumping bug introduced in Compo Version 1.1. Also pulled in some of the title screen changes from Jam Version 1.1.
Jam Version 1.1:
Uploaded a few hours later.
Branched from Compo Version 1.1. Added music, improved title screen. Retains jumping bug from 1.1.
Compo Version 1.1:
Uploaded about an hour after deadline, containing more control options, under the "last minute changes" rule. Introduced bug where holding down the jump button would make you jump again immediately upon landing.
Compo Version 1.0:
Initial release. Uploaded before compo deadline.
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The only difference between the Compo version and the Jam version is that the Jam version has music (and an option to turn it off.) Play either version you like, and then rate based on the Jam version, which has no music.
If your computer runs Windows: The Flash release and the Windows release of the game are mostly the same, with a few minor differences. The Windows version will likely have better performance. Also, there's an annoying graphical bug in the Flash version where the player character oscillates up and down when standing on certain platforms; this is harmless, but it may break your concentration if you are not expecting it. I can't figure out why the bug is occurring. I'll try to track it down and fix it in a future version of the game.
You can move with WASD and arrow keys, and jump with W, Up, J or X. Givin' ya lots of options here.
CHANGELOG:
Now that the judging is over, I have taken down the Competition version of the game, leaving only the latest and greatest version.
Jam Version 1.2:
Uploaded simultaneously with Compo Version 1.2.
Fixes jumping bug introduced in Compo Version 1.1.
Compo Version 1.2:
Uploaded a few hours after deadline, under the "last minute changes" rule.
Fixed jumping bug introduced in Compo Version 1.1. Also pulled in some of the title screen changes from Jam Version 1.1.
Jam Version 1.1:
Uploaded a few hours later.
Branched from Compo Version 1.1. Added music, improved title screen. Retains jumping bug from 1.1.
Compo Version 1.1:
Uploaded about an hour after deadline, containing more control options, under the "last minute changes" rule. Introduced bug where holding down the jump button would make you jump again immediately upon landing.
Compo Version 1.0:
Initial release. Uploaded before compo deadline.
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The only difference between the Compo version and the Jam version is that the Jam version has music (and an option to turn it off.) Play either version you like, and then rate based on the Jam version, which has no music.
If your computer runs Windows: The Flash release and the Windows release of the game are mostly the same, with a few minor differences. The Windows version will likely have better performance. Also, there's an annoying graphical bug in the Flash version where the player character oscillates up and down when standing on certain platforms; this is harmless, but it may break your concentration if you are not expecting it. I can't figure out why the bug is occurring. I'll try to track it down and fix it in a future version of the game.