I was going for a relaxing vertical infinite golf game. This was one of the first times I've really used procedural generation, and I think it went pretty well. Had plans for something much more complicated than what it ended up as.
There's actually two levels of proc gen the platforms are picked but also the rough, trees, and sand traps are layered on top if you get high enough.
Programming / Music / Art - Kyle Reczek All created in 72 hours
Controls TWO BUTTONS Mouse wheel - move aimer Left Mouse Button Hold and release - select power
Note: If you don't have a middle mouse button you can move the aimer by holding the right mouse button instead
Worked for me. Great concept. Really different game idea in comparison to the 100+ I evaluated. Liked it. I also liked the little touches, like being able to not shoot, etc.
Managed to play golf just like the real world, where I'd put the ball into the trees or the water ... or in your case, over a cliff ... never to be found again. HAHAHA.
First at all I'm really bad at it but it is very appealing anyway. Some minor things that could be better is more easy difficulty at the start and that it is more fluid when you can shoot next, it always rolls for some time before you can shoot again.
Addicting little game. Want to keep trying to get higher. Found RMB was more better for adjusting the aim than the scrollwheel which seemed to require a lot of scrolling to get just a little bit of change in the angle. Liked the bouncy radio music and how it was positionally based (always sad when the music fades away as you overshoot and go sailing into the abyss).
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Managed to play golf just like the real world, where I'd put the ball into the trees or the water ... or in your case, over a cliff ... never to be found again. HAHAHA.
Great entry!