Aketa has been trapped in a maze for as long as she can remember. It is cold, lonely, and frequently changes. But one day she finds an orb, a symbol of hope.
Great entry, I really like what you did with the theme! The dynamic music was neat.
Jumping did feel a bit "floaty" (maybe try downwards acceleration rather than a fixed fall-speed?). And the ability to adjust the volume would have been appreciated.
This is a good and fun game. You all can be proud of what you've made this weekend if you ask me.
I don't think it was floaty and that the physics were pretty solid. Too many people think that platformers need advanced physics engines when the original, simple games are still so popular. I don't love the idea of "impossible" jumps though so the one block large opening that you have to jump into was a bit irksome. Other than that, great game.
Wow! I'm speechless! The song turned out perfect! And music was also cool and fitting. Aketa's hair is too polygonal, though. It's like a solid orange triangle on her head.
After you get the orb you can't get down without dieing, there needs to be a step you can jump down to. Also in game it needs to tell you how to wake up and to hold space to jump higher
I like how you read the idea of "entire game on a screen". I like graphics, changing music. I also think the game is very fun. :) I don't like how player jumps.. :(
was a fun game. Bit frustrating, but that's how I like my platformers. art leaves a little to be desired and the music's a bit bland but nothing game breaking. also a nice subtle use of the theme. good stuff!
Really nice use of one screen. I Included it in part 9 of my Ludum Dare 31 compilation video series, if you would like to check it out :) http://youtu.be/08ofw2klihI
Hmm..... I really liked this (the feel of it, the music especially, the comments from the character while playing), but I felt like the checkpointing was regrettably unforgiving. I'm talking in particular about the game not saving after you pick up the yellow orb-- it doesn't seem fair given the way the rest of the game worked to have the objective change without saving progress. Jumping didn't feel too floaty or anything to me, though. It's a good, hard, fun platformer.
Jumping did feel a bit "floaty" (maybe try downwards acceleration rather than a fixed fall-speed?). And the ability to adjust the volume would have been appreciated.
This is a good and fun game. You all can be proud of what you've made this weekend if you ask me.