Learning to Dance
This game is from the old Ludum Dare platform. You can try viewing the original page on Web Archive (may not load correctly).
Learning to Dance is an art-game which leads you through a story written in a series of notes.
Due to the nature of its conception as well as my goals at the time, this game may be considered by some as not a game. Whatever you think is okay with me, just be aware that the nature of this game means there is little to no actual gameplay.
So when you play, rate, and especially comment, please take it for what it is, not what is typical of a LudumDare entry.
I highly recommend playing with headphones on, using fullscreen (press 'f' to toggle fullscreen), and with 13 minutes dedicated to it, as once it starts going you can't stop it.
All music, graphics, programming, everything (except for the font) made by me in the 72 hours. In fact, the second track of music was all recorded live.
Don't worry if you don't feel like you get a lot of control, really controlling the dance is almost secondary to the rest of the piece. It is a lot easier to see how you control the dance during the second movement.
Controls:
Tap Left: Dance
Tap Right: Dance
(If you are at a loss for what to say, just tell me what your favorite part was, and what your favorite song was)
Due to the nature of its conception as well as my goals at the time, this game may be considered by some as not a game. Whatever you think is okay with me, just be aware that the nature of this game means there is little to no actual gameplay.
So when you play, rate, and especially comment, please take it for what it is, not what is typical of a LudumDare entry.
I highly recommend playing with headphones on, using fullscreen (press 'f' to toggle fullscreen), and with 13 minutes dedicated to it, as once it starts going you can't stop it.
All music, graphics, programming, everything (except for the font) made by me in the 72 hours. In fact, the second track of music was all recorded live.
Don't worry if you don't feel like you get a lot of control, really controlling the dance is almost secondary to the rest of the piece. It is a lot easier to see how you control the dance during the second movement.
Controls:
Tap Left: Dance
Tap Right: Dance
(If you are at a loss for what to say, just tell me what your favorite part was, and what your favorite song was)