Angelic Hearsay is a puzzle game with a riddle. If you solve the puzzle correctly, you win! Solving the riddle is postgame content (free DLC OMG!!!!).
[CONTROLS] Arrow Keys: Move cursor Space Bar: Select a column to move the top tile from, then use the arrow keys to move it to a destination tile. You can also press space bar to deselect a tile after selecting it. Alt+F4: Quit
The game ends when you're out of moves (which is conveniently when you may or may not have hit your win condition).
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I forgot about LD29 until there was only 4 hours left in the competition!
[LOG] 5 PM: Began 6 PM: Graphics and Music Complete 6:30 PM: Imported everything and made base classes. 8:50 PM: It somehow managed to compile! Full of bugs. 9 PM: Break to watch Cosmos 10 PM: Back on the job 11 PM: Bugs fixed; learning how to export and submit to LD 12 AM: Submitted I think!
[EDIT 4.28.2014 @ 8:50 AM EST] Updated web link to a hopefully correct version. (It loaded fine for me before.)
errrmmm...if you make a unity game, you should upload the html which you get when you build for webbrowser. When I click you 'Web' link, all I get is a unity3d file
to the game: I don't know what to do actually :) sound was nice, bug in the top left corner when you can't see your cursor, and don't know what to do. the text doesn't seem to fit, and mathmatically, I think there are too many possible permutations to get a sentence out of the text elements
Just so you know, that isn't quite how the web version for Unity works. You actually need to host it on a site. For example if you go to GameJolt or Kongregate, and upload that same file there, it should work. :)
Hi... Yes I only play web-enabled entries (due to my lack of trust of virtualbox) so would echo that your export needs to also include the .html file which Unity produces, probably also need to rename it to index.html or default.html or something then point the web link at that...
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to the game: I don't know what to do actually :) sound was nice, bug in the top left corner when you can't see your cursor, and don't know what to do. the text doesn't seem to fit, and mathmatically, I think there are too many possible permutations to get a sentence out of the text elements
You actually need to host it on a site. For example if you go to GameJolt or Kongregate, and upload that same file there, it should work. :)
It loads correctly in Internet Explorer; if anyone knows how to properly post a unity game, please let me know!