You have one tool in this world: the blue window. This screen allows you to look through and see things that don't exist yet, but could, with a touch of your finger.
Actually, you don't have fingers. Or hands. Hit Q to look at your in-game screen and then click on things ;).
Made in Unity. Music made in GarageBand. A couple very simple models made in Blender. I hope you enjoy it.
WOW! By far the most awesome-looking game I saw this Ludum Dare! And since I really LOVE 3D-puzzle-games this was a ton of fun to me! Your interpretation of the theme was also fantastic!
I just learned about "RenderTexture" during this Compo (as I needed to render a camera to a texture and just hoped unity could do that) and it had my head spinning with ideas. I love what you did here, reminds me of an oculus demo I tried the other day. Very well done!
Loving this entry! Only real problem with it is that there's no way to push the mirror aside so you can see what's actually in front of you without turning to the side and only seeing an obscured look of it at the edge of the screen.
And a great entry on top. Very nice use of the theme, cool visual style and engaging gameplay. A few checkpoints would have been nice, but the levels are short enough to live without.
Woah, it can be somethnig! Great aesthetics, cool atmosphere and fantastic idea. This cube screen was sometimes annoying, especially during jumping, it would be nice to be able to switch it off. I couldn't find a way to the exit in the level with balls and lasers but the amount of levels is incredible (as for compo). Fantastic job :)
This is a very cool mechanic and I loved the types of things you did with it!
(One small thing: I know this is a jam so time is pretty scarce, but the default camera settings in Unity tend to make me and other sensitive people a bit motion sick. In the future, if you could turn down the sensitivity a bit, that would be awesome.)
Very good game. Now that's an interpretation I haven't seen here so far. Cool mechanincs. Though sometimes the screen in front of me made it hard to see where I was going. But great mood and artstyle.
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SK16 Games14 Dec 2014, 20:21
Great entry! really original idea, and use of theme! 5/5 innovation!
Awesome concept! The window perspective is extremely clever, as is the activate/deactivate feature. Sometimes the window got in the way; it might be good to add a feature to hide it. I also couldn't find a way to get past the laser/ball level. Overall, a very creative entry!
The concept and puzzles were neat. My only issue was with the screen--I wish it could be turned on and off, simply because it was disorienting to look through it when timing jumps, etc.
Ohh, I like your interpretation of the theme! The first few puzzles felt a bit light on the puzzle and heavy on the platforming, in that the solution was mostly "activate all the things". Enjoyed where you went with them though.
I think I'd prefer it if there was a bit less emphasis on accurate jumps, I always find them kind of frustrating and sort of weird in a first person view.
The small screen bothered sometimes when having to look where to jump but could beat the game!