If you want to hear music turn up the volume in settings. You can create your own Levels by opening Editor.exe. For special things like changing friction, bounciness, or size you need to edit your .json file at your own. (Will be added in future versions). For size changing in editor load template.json and right click -> duplicate the items.
CONTROLS: A - Move Left D - Move Right Space - Jump Shift - Switch Dimension Ctrl + Shift + R - Respawn
EDITOR CONTROLS: Hold Right-click + Drag for moving the Camera, use Mouse Wheel to zoom (you cant move/right click if zoomed) and go back to initial camera position and zoom using clicking middle mouse button. Hold and drag left-click for moving stuff.
The controls are a little stiff, much like NES games. I got used to it, but the jumping is too low to get on the first platform. That is until I switched dimensions to get through and then on it. The more appropriate way to get on a platform is by jumping over and on it instead.
It's a decent game with a decent idea, just it needs some work.
Unfortunately i can't run the game, i have an exception at start : System.TypeLoadException: GenericArguments[0], 'LudumDare.GameView.IGameView', on 'System.EventHandler`1[IEventArgs]' violates the constraint of type parameter 'IEventArgs'. at LudumDare.Game.Run() at LudumDare.Program.Main(String[] args)
Kinda cool. The character should stop moving horizontally when in air and the player is not trying to move left or right. Kudos for including editor. Although I couldn't figure out how to use it :)
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It's really cool that you made a map editor though!
It's a decent game with a decent idea, just it needs some work.
Google chrome complains that this is a malicious file, but I ignored it.
You left a bug report for my game (thanks so much), I think I've fixed it if you want to have another go.
at LudumDare.Game.Run()
at LudumDare.Program.Main(String[] args)
Kudos for including editor. Although I couldn't figure out how to use it :)