*Apparently, Chrome thinks my game is malicious for some reason when you download it. I assure you it's not (Just ask the hours of my life I spent making this that are gone forever), Chrome just needs to stop being stupid. If you REALLY still want to download it, just go into your downloads (Ctrl+J) and click Recover Malicious File, then click Hurt me plenty.
Perplexing Wormholes is a puzzle-type game where you teleport between two different worlds(that look the same :3) via wormholes. There are only three levels, because creating levels takes a buttload of precious time. Total play time is about 5-10 minutes, maybe more if you can't understand my pixel art. (No help screen, sorry! :c ) The .zip file includes a .txt that tells you the controls and how the game works.
I had even less time than most people because being a minor, my parents were pretty strict about my computer usage. It's disappointing, because I didn't get to add all of the neat effects and polish that I love to add.
The movement was surprisingly smooth for a top-down game. The collision detection was a bit off, but it didn't affect gameplay at all (except for one time when I somehow managed to walk off the map and die). In the end, I think the fluidity of movement (and comfortable movement speed) really helped the game keep from being too tedious.
@clofresh - Thanks for letting me know! :D @CogentInvalid - Thanks for the comment! I was definitely having trouble with the collisions. :P The movement was originally about half as slow, and then I realized 'Wow, this is way too slow'. :P
this was a really fun game to play! the warping between spaces as connected worlds works nice as gameplay element. I died before i even hit the white line don't know if it's a bug or not. Anyway it's a very enjoyable entry
it's a complete game, graphics are good, audio is good, gameplay is good, the learning curve is good too. Finally the only thing i didn't like was the controllers, w/a/s/d + mouse was weird.
Not bad, very good game idea and execution! The collision detection with the walls is a little jumpy, and the wormhole's collision bounds are too large. Nice job overall.
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@CogentInvalid - Thanks for the comment! I was definitely having trouble with the collisions. :P The movement was originally about half as slow, and then I realized 'Wow, this is way too slow'. :P