You can get the game to load directly from a link with dropbox by doing this: Move the web build into the public directory of dropbox. Right click the html file and select "Copy public link" Paste the link into the Web field of your LD entry.
I enjoyed the simplicity- and using the match sending you back to the sky has a great effect where I needed to really want to try to use the match when i was finally down on the ground/
I'll start off by saying that your game made me feel like a jerk once I figured out what to do with the match.
I really really don't understand why you start the player way up in the sky... and then drop them down... to an island with nothing on it.
Then failing to use the match on... well you don't have many choices... but failing to use the match spawns you back in the sky. Where you start the odd descent once again. Until you do the deed.
I mean, well for all intents and purposes this is essentially a Unity test, not really a game to be enjoyed in my opinion. Though I suppose you have to start somewhere!
You should make an online scoreboard to see how fast people can figure it out. I actually realized almost right away that I had to rapidly oxidize the only living thing (other than the grass :P). Good job though :)
i think people didn't give truly attention to this game, the goal was pretty straightforward. the trick part was how to do it. however, i felt bad... it was not really nice to the enviroment. :)
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Move the web build into the public directory of dropbox.
Right click the html file and select "Copy public link"
Paste the link into the Web field of your LD entry.
Congrats on your fist unity game!
I'll start off by saying that your game made me feel like a jerk once I figured out what to do with the match.
I really really don't understand why you start the player way up in the sky... and then drop them down... to an island with nothing on it.
Then failing to use the match on... well you don't have many choices... but failing to use the match spawns you back in the sky. Where you start the odd descent once again. Until you do the deed.
I mean, well for all intents and purposes this is essentially a Unity test, not really a game to be enjoyed in my opinion. Though I suppose you have to start somewhere!