I have completed my awesome minimalistic LD game. The game is about a once connected world that was disconnected and torn apart by a worm hole� In this game, you must search for pieces of your world that was disconnected, and connect them all back to connect your world. Every time you collect a piece of your world, the world will become more and more evolved until you have connected your world.
After the worm hole there were two worlds, right? RIGHT! You must find pieces in both worlds re-connect them. Your probably thinking �So? What�s the big deal?� Well, obviously the worlds are opposites that need to be united to create order, right? Right! SO! That means gravity is the opposite! (I probably sound stupid right now, but working 15 hours straight on a game makes you stupid!)
Highlights of the game�
-The game evolves the further you go along in it
-AMAZING MUSIC!
-A sincere, heart-warming storyline with a message.
-Reversed gravity!
-And sheer awesomeness!
On August 22, 2014, at exactly 8:00 AM EST. A inter-dimensional wormhole ripped through our connected world we all knew and loved. Now our world is disconnected through 2 different dimensions. its been said that its possible to re-connect our world... Its up to you to piece our world back together.
This game is a music and physics based puzzle/platformer... The high light of this game is the music. I sorta have a evolution of a song built into the gameplay. My favorite part of the game is the storyline and the evolution that happens when you piece the world back together. 100%of everything in this game is mine.
You play in two different worlds, each world is the opposite, so in one world you must control your character... Upside down.
I love this game, even if you all hate it and vote it low, I will count this as a win. I've learned so much and I finally have succeeded a enjoyable game.
Please review and rate well! Thankyou, I hope you enjoy the game.
interesting concept. Reminded me of last LD's theme, "beneath the surface". Also reminded me a bit of Evoland when gameplay and graphics elements started appearing.
I really like the concept. I wish the loop was longer, or the music change more frequently. I got sick of it after the first 5 or so levels and muted it for the rest of the game.
I like how the player square rotated, that was cool. The whole idea of slowly getting parts of the game, such as color and music, also worked well, I think.
You clearly put some thought into the dialogue, too.
It definitely was like the beneath the surface theme, but the evolution of the graphics/audio made it into something completely different. Tiny tiny lag spikes while scrolling kill you in this game. You definitely need to plan your jumps in advance. :)
The ending was great! Graphically I think you could have skipped the pixel textures or worked with larger bands of colors in the last levels, since it would have harmonized better with the larger scale of the protagonist. Also I really like the evolving music, since you did not just progress through the levels but also with the audio. Good work!
I really liked the music and the mood you set. I wish I had been able to accomplish something like that. Thank you for the vote, and there are new additions since then :)
the concept was good, but you shouldn't force ppl to play through your whole game. see, we have around 2500 games in this LD and three weeks to judge. so if you want to play as many games as possible + comment on each (for the dev to get good impressions and such), you can't sepnd too much time on a single game. also, if ppl like your game, they will complete it anyway as an additional tip: if you want to know, if ppl REALLY finished your game, add sth like google analytics to it
I liked it when it was in black and white, I found it less beautiful in colors. However, the texts were well written (despite the typos) and the ending good. The music that changed was good but a bit repetitive. A nice game overall.
I liked how the squares were controlled and think you could do a lot of more cool things with it when it comes to level design. The little text in-between levels was nice, but personally I'd rather the game just immediately jump to the next level without pausing the music. That way I'd get a feeling of progression without being "taken out of the game", which I think helps a lot with the mood and with immersion.
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Other than that! I love it!
You clearly put some thought into the dialogue, too.
as an additional tip: if you want to know, if ppl REALLY finished your game, add sth like google analytics to it