It is a very basic game, lacking music and sound effects, but I had a blast developing it.
The objective of the game was to have two overlapping worlds be connected by something that everyone had, allowing anyone to switch between the two. It was supposed to be a puzzle platformer, but I think it turned out more of just a platformer.
Nice, you should put a skybox or something because the background is very ugly and it's hard to understand where things are when you have a platform alone
@Inateno - The background was like that because I am terrible when it comes to artwork, so I thought I'd try that. With the platform alone, are you referring to how it becomes difficult to see when the background changes just enough to where the transparent platforms become pretty much invisible?
@fcpfoof - It may be a bug for Linux, as it worked perfectly on my machine (Windows 8.1, 64-bit). Though, it also may very well be a bug in my code (I'm not sure, I can run a Live CD (Ubuntu 14.04, 64-bit) to see how it works for me).
@xgeovanni - I just wanted the most people to be able to play my game.
@Macocco - I had wanted to add more, I just ran out of time...
I like the concept, and it is indeed an enjoyable game. My only problem is that 90% of the time I could only move and play the game if the pause menu was open, as having it closed would actually pause the game.
@fcpfoof & @ShadowStryker - The not being able to move without the pause menu open should be fixed now. I have updated the download links with the updated files.
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@fcpfoof - It may be a bug for Linux, as it worked perfectly on my machine (Windows 8.1, 64-bit). Though, it also may very well be a bug in my code (I'm not sure, I can run a Live CD (Ubuntu 14.04, 64-bit) to see how it works for me).
@xgeovanni - I just wanted the most people to be able to play my game.
@Macocco - I had wanted to add more, I just ran out of time...