Simple, but could be the start of something. My suggestion would be there is no time pressure so it's easy to just concentrate moving one block to the middle and then concentrate on the other. With a timer you could better incentivise and force the player to try and coordinate them at the same time.
Nice execution, and the idea works surprisingly well. I had fun controlling both at once. I can definitely see this working with harder levels if you want to continue it.
Is it meant to be played 2 player? If so, I like that's it's competitive, in that you're racing, but also collaborative in that you both need to arrive at the center. Good stuff!
an idea, but not sufficiently exploited. Add a timer and maybe a second timer when one square touch the goal (the other have to touch it too in less than 5 secondes...)
Depending on your intention of the game you should put either more competitive or more collaborating components into it. Or you make a single player version out of it where you have to control both at the same time (that's how I played it and it was fun) and maybe both pieces must be in synch or at least in a certain range all the time :) Anyways I like it even though it looks and plays very simple.
Simple, but still manages to feel like it's lacking in mechanics and I don't see how it ties into the theme at all. You definitely need to add a little something more to it such as mechanics for interaction between the two squares or some competitive component (depending on your angle).
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Is it meant to be played 2 player? If so, I like that's it's competitive, in that you're racing, but also collaborative in that you both need to arrive at the center. Good stuff!
Add a timer and maybe a second timer when one square touch the goal (the other have to touch it too in less than 5 secondes...)