Konigsberg
This game is from the old Ludum Dare platform. You can try viewing the original page on Web Archive
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I worked off of the Graph Theory definition of "connected" for this one. That is, a graph is connected provided that between any two vertices there is a path of edges that starts at one and ends at the other. The arguably most famous Graph Theory problem is the "7 Bridges of Konigsberg" which is the name sake of this game. The idea of the problem is to find a way to cross each of 7 bridges without crossing the same bridge twice.
This game is a first person puzzle/maze. Your goal is to visit each house and then pass through each door without passing through the same door twice. Controls are the standard FPS controls: WASD moves, mouse looks. Due to a time crunch, quitting can be accomplished through the console (usual Unreal commands) or with Alt+F4.
If you fail a puzzle, you can reset it by leaving the house and reentering. Solving all of the houses will unlock the final puzzle. Good luck finding and solving the final puzzle.
This has been made with UDK with special thanks to UDKResources.com for some textures and Professor Lamp (jrtheories.webs.com) for the music. As a result, the source provided in the rar is a map file, some UScript classes and some packages. The packages are a wreck right now, so I'll probably do some cleaning to get the download size down a bit.
I wanted to add closing doors and have the bridges between the floating islands to raise up when you finished house puzzles, but unfortunately I really ran low on time and couldn't fit it in. Beyond that I wanted to do more with the puzzle design but ran into some technical issues with BSPs. Basically plenty of stuff on the "to-do" list to make this a proper game, but only if people find the existing puzzles to be somewhat entertaining.
Thanks for playing. If you rate, please leave a note about your game so I can rate you back. Also, please let me know if you finish the final puzzle as it is something of a secret.
Also, as a PSA: Google Chrome is reporting some games as malicious or possibly malicious. It appears to be reporting this because all of these new programs are not downloaded often and haven't been checked by any Google bots, as a result, this warning might go away by itself after a bit. If this is happening to you go to your settings and then show advanced settings so you can untick "enable phishing and malware protection".
This game is a first person puzzle/maze. Your goal is to visit each house and then pass through each door without passing through the same door twice. Controls are the standard FPS controls: WASD moves, mouse looks. Due to a time crunch, quitting can be accomplished through the console (usual Unreal commands) or with Alt+F4.
If you fail a puzzle, you can reset it by leaving the house and reentering. Solving all of the houses will unlock the final puzzle. Good luck finding and solving the final puzzle.
This has been made with UDK with special thanks to UDKResources.com for some textures and Professor Lamp (jrtheories.webs.com) for the music. As a result, the source provided in the rar is a map file, some UScript classes and some packages. The packages are a wreck right now, so I'll probably do some cleaning to get the download size down a bit.
I wanted to add closing doors and have the bridges between the floating islands to raise up when you finished house puzzles, but unfortunately I really ran low on time and couldn't fit it in. Beyond that I wanted to do more with the puzzle design but ran into some technical issues with BSPs. Basically plenty of stuff on the "to-do" list to make this a proper game, but only if people find the existing puzzles to be somewhat entertaining.
Thanks for playing. If you rate, please leave a note about your game so I can rate you back. Also, please let me know if you finish the final puzzle as it is something of a secret.
Also, as a PSA: Google Chrome is reporting some games as malicious or possibly malicious. It appears to be reporting this because all of these new programs are not downloaded often and haven't been checked by any Google bots, as a result, this warning might go away by itself after a bit. If this is happening to you go to your settings and then show advanced settings so you can untick "enable phishing and malware protection".