Controls: Rather than two buttons, I used one button. Left click to eject mass in the direction that you are clicking.
You are a chunk of rock in a protoplanetary disk. Your goal is to absorb enough mass to become a planet without being absorbed by larger chunks. Since there is no air, the only way to control your movement is by ejecting mass in the opposite direction. Don't crash with too much relative velocity or parts of you will break off on impact.
The game is like agar.io with gravity, momentum, and conservation of energy.
Interesting take on an old idea. I thought it could use some balance, I was just really bad at it hahahah. The huge exaggerated shadows were hard to deal with too.
I like the minimal approach, and the soothing music fit the chaotic ballet rather well. There are, however, some issues with balance. For instance, I watch other asteroids gain mass at a far faster rate than I can absorbing the same amount of material. The green accent didn't immediately register as imminent danger. Red might be a better color to show accentuate larger asteroids. Over time the play space becomes empty with no indication of where to go. The shadows of other objects only work to define space in close proximity, so that mechanic becomes less effective over time. Even with these issues this is an enjoyable and relaxing game.
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Aceeri16 Dec 2015, 00:30
Very nice, but it ends once you become larger than the other asteroids.
Very nice relaxing game. I like the blurriness. I think it fits nicely with the theme of the game, being a meteor(a piece of unintelligent rock). The only thing I can think of to improve it is maybe to show the player the direction he needs to travel in to get back to all the other meteors/planets as I got lost in outer space for a while :P Thank you. I had fun
I like the concept, just have some minor annoyances. I feel like a super clear art style (i.e. not blurry) would make it feel better. There's also no indication of motion which makes moving kind of disorienting. Otherwise, really cool!
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