The game I made for the Ludum Dare compo #30 is called "Rubber Slimes". You control two slimes, each in its own "world", so-to-speak. There's no connection - except for a rubber band that's keeping the slimes together. You have to be careful though, as the rubber band tends to break easily on every occasion it gets. This is a really hard game.
By the way, this entry is my second one. And the first time that I EVER made any music (like, in my whole life)! So I'm pretty happy about the way that went.
These are the tools which I used: - Language: Java - IDE: Eclipse - Engine/Framework: JangoDare (http://github.com/JangoBrick/JangoDare) - Graphics: GIMP - Sound effects: Bfxr - Sound editing: Audacity - Music: FL Studio 11 - My brain
Clever idea, and executed well. Considering the difficulty, though, it'd be useful to have a quick "restart the level" key, instead of having to click a button each time.
Cool idea. The intro text wasn't wrong - it did get a bit infuriating at times! Checkpoints would have made this a little bit better. Overall, pretty enjoyable though!
Really cool concept, and it was fun to play. Getting stuck was a hassle, though; I feel like it would have been easier to avoid if you put some kind of spike or other hazard in the alcoves so a player could easily see it ahead of time and avoid it.
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Checkpoints would definitely be a good addition :)
Seriously, this is a good idea, executed well. The only issue I had was not being able to hold up and down at the same time.
Love that you listen your brain as a tool you used, it sucks when you forget to bring it to a competition! ;D