Esc for menu. R for reload. If the web version is too slow use the download version (requires java). There is one nasty bug: When you pause the game, all of the moving platforms get completely out of sync. Just reset the level then.
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Years have passed since Jimmy Two-Button was last called to his job. Times have been easy ... But now, as the tides rise again and calamity ascends from the deep, his skills are needed once more. Only one man and his unusual weapons stand between our world and the darkness.
Are you ready to take on the role of Jimmy Two-Button --- the worlds best button sniper?
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Gameplay is easy, just like in real world button sniping. Your mouse is represented by a blue button and the projectile by a red button at the bottom of the page. Just klick down the blue button over the red button and drag it down over the edge. The red button will be flipped in the opposite direction.
Use your buttons to deactivate the laser security system in various levels. Pay attention to the surroundings and use them to your advantage.
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To Do: Better level design, more difficult levels, more levels, additional dialogue (only four dialogues so far). All our timers are broken if you pause the game (or it loses focus, or it runs slower than expected...)
---------------------------- Made by Stephan Wäldchen & Marcus Hoffmann The game is programmed using the libGDX framework (http://libgdx.badlogicgames.com/) and uses some things from their default UI skin. Graphics made in Inkscape & Gimp. Sounds made with sfxr.
OK, now, that's a definitely very good button clicking simulation. Like, the Super Meat Boy of button clicking (especially once you've understood you'd better keep your finger on that "r" key all the time). Whatever button clicking might be. Is that a thing in your place, something kids do? Anyway.
Liked the challenge, there's even a story and some graphics! Nice job guys.
Awesome game, had loads of fun with it. I'm not quite sure if the boss battle is bugged or just a joke, but I laughed when I one shot the scary dude. Like the little story part very much.
Last level was too easy, and the gravity thing could have been used a bit more, but it seems you have most things covered in your To Do list, so keep working on it, good job!
Nice take on the theme. Levels are well-designed, cutscenes are funny with nicely drawn characters and the captain is hilarious. :D Great game, congrats!
I had to read the other comments to get the "Two button controls" pun! Great one! Simple but efficient concept. Love the little story and cutscenes. Well done!
@Bobsleigh: Haha, no the boss is not bugged. It was the best we could do in the last 10 minutes before the deadline. So it ended up as kind of a joke. :-)
Such a cool idea! :) And for some reason I really like the word ''button sniper''. The gravity object feels a bit random without indicator. I would suggest to show field lines. Also some of the levels had (unintended?) easy ways to solve them without using half the level. Overall a very nice entry!
(Btw, thank you very much for the Linux build of my game! Added it to the download list with your username)
A great entry - a great game. It reminds me another game which is one of the best on mobile device - UltraFlow. I like the way you develop your project around the theme. Aesthetic isn't bad and the story is funny. Well done. One of my favorites ++
it's a very fun puzzle game! you could probably restart automatically the level without obliging the player to press R button (but that's really a detail)
Nice take on the theme and a fun little game overall!
This is a game I would love to see taken further. There is definitely room for more exploration here, both with the mechanics you already have and adding more (perhaps wind/repulsors, other switches that change the level in some way, teleporters/portals, or other projectiles that you can ricochet off like pool balls). If you are working on it further, a predicted path like in peggle while holding down the button might also be nice.
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Liked the challenge, there's even a story and some graphics! Nice job guys.
Thanks for playing. Yes, you can use buttons or coins and try to flip them into cups or other targets. Have you never done that?
The game is fun and also short.
Great game, congrats!
As you say in the description, the game has a lot of potential to continue working and adding levels.
Good job!
(Btw, thank you very much for the Linux build of my game! Added it to the download list with your username)
The boss fight with captain calamari was great :D
Btw, we've just put up a Linux build of our game for you!
you could probably restart automatically the level without obliging the player to press R button (but that's really a detail)
getting the buttons to interact was a bit difficult.
This is a game I would love to see taken further. There is definitely room for more exploration here, both with the mechanics you already have and adding more (perhaps wind/repulsors, other switches that change the level in some way, teleporters/portals, or other projectiles that you can ricochet off like pool balls). If you are working on it further, a predicted path like in peggle while holding down the button might also be nice.
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