You play as Blip who is tasked with replacing all missing processors in his neighborhood motherboard. Blip is not of this world; he lives on a Mobius strip (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M%C3%B6bius_strip), meaning his job sometimes requires a bit of forward thinking!
----- Intro for Mathematicians -----
You play as Blip who is tasked with replacing all missing processors in his neighborhood motherboard. Blip's universe is not like ours (it's homotopic to a circle), however is constructed from the identification of a square with opposing directions on one set of parallel sides. This construction gives us a non orientable surface which is self-intersecting in the plane, with right-handed chirality when considered embedded in a Euclidian domain. The single boundary of the surface that Blip lives on makes the smallest of motherboards infinitely long with periodicity 2. If you have a hard time visualizing this, simply consider it as the nontrivial bundle over the circle with the bundle being the unit interval.
----- Concept -----
Mobius was designed to be a puzzle platformer that relied on manipulating red platforms and walls to traverse the level, however this was easier said than done and we could not fully implement this for release, some red objects are clickable in game but are not solid. We originally wanted movement to be limited to the right direction only, however when the red objects seemed unobtainable we had to allow left movement to let the majority of levels be solvable.
----- Controls -----
D - Run
Space - Jump
P - Reset a Level
W - Use an Exit (when holding a key)
Left click on red platforms to interact with them
F10 - Skip Level
----- Getting Started -----
Download the jar file and either double click to run or run using java -jar mobius.jar on the command line.
Note: game should work on OS X + Linux, but is untested.
Interesting idea. I see what you were trying to do I think. I also fell off the world and had a lot of trouble getting onto the warp space so that W would register.
Nice look and idea, but the game is a bit buggy. There are no red objects to click on, and like Ragzouken I landed on invisible platforms. So I can't really say much about the entire game. Looks promising though!
It has potential, but IMHO it's really too buggy to be too much fun, sorry. I glitched through random platforms, the red platforms have no collision at all (unless that's intended), and using the warps is irritating.
The idea seems like it has potential but it was really buggy. There didn't seem to be a key where it said 'collect the key', and falling off the platform got me stuck. It'd be nice to see the game fully-realised though.
Interesting concept, but very buggy - as with a lot of other commenters here, I had problems with falling off the world and with getting the 'warp' to register.
seemed a little buggy - respawned inside a wall and at one point i feel off and seemed to be walking on an invisible floor