In my game, Dimension Plane, you take the role of a young girl, half complete in two similar but separate universes, who is journeying to regain her full self. By cooperating with her inter-dimensional partner, she must solve the puzzle of these strange worlds in order to escape.
Objectives and Notes: * Make it to the end of the 3rd screen by picking up and placing orbs from and on the pedestals * When an orb is on a pedestal, it exists in both worlds but it only exists in one while being held * Placing an orb on a pedestal will open/close any doors of the same color that is connected to that pedestal * Pedestal connections to doors are denoted by wires travelling from the pedestal to the door * You cannot move onto the next screen unless both characters reach the edge of the current screen * You've completed the game if you make it past the 3rd screen and all you see is a white rectangle
Issues: * Abrupt ending; I meant to have a little congratulations screen but I didn't have enough time * I think I have resolved collision issues, but it still may be possible that the character falls through the floor. If this happens, you'll have to refresh the page, unfortunately.
Wow, THAT was a lot to wrap my head around. I can only imagine it must have taken a lot of thought to play the progression of this puzzle, and to make sure the player couldn't get stuck.
I was grateful that the two dimensions were forced to align at the screen edges.
Thanks for the comments so far! I'm glad there has been some enjoyment!
@Logan: Yes, I made sure to do all my planning before moving on to actually creating the game. Most of the trouble I had with the player getting stuck was the situation where the player entered the second screen without the green orb and jumped over the "hill". I for the most part fixed this by adding a bunch of inverted green doors in the first room, but after reading your comment, I just realized that I missed some areas and it is very possible to get stuck. I wish I had noticed sooner, but I at least tried to prevent it.
You got very high marks from me except in sound. You must have spent a lot of time working out the puzzles. The game mechanics were excellent. Great job.
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I was grateful that the two dimensions were forced to align at the screen edges.
@Logan: Yes, I made sure to do all my planning before moving on to actually creating the game. Most of the trouble I had with the player getting stuck was the situation where the player entered the second screen without the green orb and jumped over the "hill". I for the most part fixed this by adding a bunch of inverted green doors in the first room, but after reading your comment, I just realized that I missed some areas and it is very possible to get stuck. I wish I had noticed sooner, but I at least tried to prevent it.