Use your water-rocket powered ship to race along a vine. Collect water droplets to keep going and fly near flower buds to make the bloom for extra points!
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Left/A - Go left Right/D Go Right
-Swapped out WebGL version in favor of the webplayer, though the standalone players are still recommended.
The controls felt a little off, however, but that wasn't a big deal. The camera was, though. It seemed to close in and didn't give enough time to react with the large curve of the vine.
This is one of the best, most polished games i've seen so far. Excellent work, taking the rotation concept and expanding it into something more interesting!
Really cool game. I honestly don't think the camera being close is that much of a problem, it means you have to make sure to not end up on the wrong side of the vine, adding to the gameplay. On the other hand I don't think the game gets difficult fast enough.
Gee this was really fun. The core gameplay was great. I think someone might have said this, but a changing camera position would be better, because sometimes it felt like there was no way you could see upcoming obstacles. Fantastic game, and great use of theme!
The WebGL build didn't work that well. The Unity web plugin works great in Firefox, so it would be nice to have that version available for better usability. Not scoring for now because of the download-only versions.
Just as a heads up, the .pdb files in Unity 5 builds aren't needed - I don't know why it puts them there, but you could shave some size off the download by removing them. (Not that it's terribly big to begin with.)
Great job. Really good game. Reminded me on another entry "Pete and the Beanstalk", but your 3D game is really cool. Fits the themes nicely. Well done.
Fast past and addictive, I like it. I was going to praise the music especially, but I guess you didn't create it since audio is unrateable? Ah well, good choice anyway and a great game overall.
The controls felt a little off, however, but that wasn't a big deal. The camera was, though. It seemed to close in and didn't give enough time to react with the large curve of the vine.
Great work!