WVVW is a action-platformer, which, COULD BE somewhat similiar to a certain popular indie-game.. :)
WASD/Arrows to move, Space to change gravity
I wanted to make more interesting graphics but didn't have time.. :(
Requires XNA 4.0 Redistributable.
Editor stuff:
On the left side you can choose active tile.
Left mouse click to add the active tile. Right mouse click to remove tile (set tile to Air)
Toggle "Resize Button" int bottom-left corner and drag from map borders to add/remove rooms.
Save/Open/Try/New gives you a Save/Open dialog always if the map has been changed! So if you are opening an other level, remember that the first dialog is "Save as" dialog, so don't overwrite the level that you want to open by saving the other level with the same name :)
EDIT: I have updated the game a couple of time because there were bugs that crashed the editor and I had put the player spawn to wrong location... No actual gameplay-changing changes were made!
Thanks :) Yeah, I have been planning to do a VVVVVV clone for a long time because it's one of my favorite games, and the theme was.. well, somewhat good for this game so I decided to go for it :) But yeah, it's a blatant copy of VVVVVV, I'll admit that :P
Very good execution of the VVVVV mechanics. Good level design and a high difficulty. Didn't try the editor, but it was a lot of fun playing. Well done!
Actually to continue that last post: I actually was planning to make a "time-rewind" mechanic (cough.. braid.. cough...) so that you could do something like make a suicide to get a key and the rewind the game back until you were safe again. But I decided to drop that, didn't have nearly enough time.. Made the whole map in the last 2 hours also :( ...
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Thanks :) Yeah, I have been planning to do a VVVVVV clone for a long time because it's one of my favorite games, and the theme was.. well, somewhat good for this game so I decided to go for it :) But yeah, it's a blatant copy of VVVVVV, I'll admit that :P
Damn that was hard. But those are the type of games I like. You made good use of the VVVVVVV concept.
Innovation about zero, but very good clone. And great level design. That last stage is a bitch.