A bit of a lazy entry, but wasn't amazingly happy with the theme :(
My entry is Ctrl-I, a brick breaking game in which the two worlds are represented by the two sides of the screen, the Dark World (left) and the Light World (right, upside down) through which your ball and the paddle (the connecting elements) can travel freely.
You have 3 lives, displayed as bars inside the paddle and 3 levels to play. Highscores are saved on your computer.
I made it in Construct 2 Personal Edition in about 10 hours.
Controls:
- Mouse movements control the paddle
- Left Click to start/launch ball
Notes for future: If I decide to continue this (depends on feedback) I'm thinking it would be nicer if destroying a brick on the left side, destroys the same brick on the right side. Would make levels a bit faster to go through without sacrificing difficulty. The only reason I haven't already done it like that is that I'm still learning Construct 2 and ran out of time.
Would most likely add some music, power-ups and a level editor as well.
Enjoy.
EDIT: Just added standalone versions for Windows (tested) and Mac (untested, don't have access to Mac, sorry) since a few have said that the web version didn't work for them.
If you want to use the Web version though, try it in Chrome, works best there.
@rooter4: That should've been fixed, just when I submitted last night I've noticed that can happen and added a very tiny amount of gravity so maybe after about 3 bounces or so, it should have moved out.
@tbamberg: exactly what my brother said :P, it is a bit annoying, wanted to make it generate minimalistic music when hitting anything but ran out of time
@TrickFishPie: Can you try any other browser? It's HTML5 WebGl, not sure how well that works in Safari :(
This is not working for me either :/ I'm on a Mac (10.9.4), I've tried Firefox and Chrome, and in both cases I can only see the paddles. No bricks, no ball, no nothing. There's no error in the js console either. It's a shame, it looks like a really fun game.
Great idea! I would suggest adding small barriers at the base and top where the screens meet, so the ball can't pass across under the paddle; that caught me out a couple of times.
@Everyone who can't play it: I'll just add a Windows version of it now. I'm guessing that's allowed, right? @Everyone who played it: Thank you for the feedback.
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@tbamberg: exactly what my brother said :P, it is a bit annoying, wanted to make it generate minimalistic music when hitting anything but ran out of time
@TrickFishPie: Can you try any other browser? It's HTML5 WebGl, not sure how well that works in Safari :(
It's a shame, it looks like a really fun game.
@Everyone who played it: Thank you for the feedback.