/!\ important bugs are still here, we'll work on it as soon as possible, sorry for that /!\
Player 1: Q/D to move SPACE to jump A to activate mechanisms
Player 2: LEFT/RIGHT to move Right-CTRL to jump SHIFT to active mechanisms
The Spirit has to stay in the lights to not erase himself in darkness
Chogan is a puzzle-platform game where a Raven spirit shaman try to reach the unconsciousness, the plan beneath the reality. To make it, he must work in cooperation with his own soul. Each player have his own part of the world which they can interact with. The Shaman can go on light platforms, the Spirit can go on dark platforms.
This is a difficult entry to score. Since it was incomplete, I played both characters myself on a single keyboard, just to see what the game looked like. The character design isn't really common for jam games, so good job there, and the idea for a co-op game that plays differently for each player--rather than having one player "toggle between the worlds," as the idea is typically executed--was nicely fresh.
However, there's a lot of difficulty with the design. The two characters can push each other around a bit too easily, and the jump mechanic seemed floaty and loose. I couldn't tell if you were going for realism or just made another unusual design choice, but it's something you'll probably want to work on for the post-compo version.
However, there's a lot of difficulty with the design. The two characters can push each other around a bit too easily, and the jump mechanic seemed floaty and loose. I couldn't tell if you were going for realism or just made another unusual design choice, but it's something you'll probably want to work on for the post-compo version.
Still, thanks for the game!