In the beginning was the word, and the word was OM.
This is casual yet pretty hard mini game where you play as manifistation of premordial sound "OM" which creates the world around you. To get full Experience play with sound and be gentle with controls.
The game was made within 2 days for Ludum Dare 45 by: - Yulia Maximluk - Unity Developer - Marina Vasylieva - 2D Artist - Daniil Krylov - Game Designer - Anna Balakhnina - Project Manager
This game really keeps you in the dark. Pun intended. I think this game would have needed a bit more time in development. It still has completly game breaking bugs. For example, you just don't make a sound and you watch the timer grow forever. While I'm writing this, I'm already at 500 seconds. Besides, it's funny that some barriers can be removed, but only if you make the loudest sound. Other barriers just kill you. I think the idea is very interesting and the aesthetics of the game are very promising. But it just lacks too many basic features.
For a game about zen, this was an exceptionally harrowing game! It's hilariously frustrating to move the balls and adjust their sizes; they grow and shrink way too fast, and they move left to right way too slow. Still, I suppose that's where the challenge comes from. There was also little indicator that you had to be BIG to smash through the thin walls, but other than that, managed to finish the game in 72.1 seconds. Interesting game!
The aesthetic is amazing, the fact that the smaller you are the harder it is to see is really smart. I just wish the game was longer, because the level is far too easy. Got to the end in 69.5 secs.
Really like how it looks and the audio is great. The horizontal movement slowing down with the size felt a little too much and made it harder to move at decent speed, I was constantly stopping and starting. Otherwise though I love the idea.
Hi, tried it again. Now it's better but it's still very sensitive. Now I could play the game for a while but failed when you have to be accurate with the sizing. Is the sizing speed somehow related to framerate? (maybe that's why people are experiencing different sizing speeds):
I really enjoyed the atmosphere of the game. It was rather evocative of emptiness, which definitely fit the theme. I liked it, and hope you guys had a lot of fun making it.
Controls are too sensitive for my taste, but on the other hand that makes the game hardcore. I like the style, stunning design. Simple, but memorable :)
The adio effect is simple but very cool. I also like the mechanics of avoiding or breaking through the obstacles. The game is a bit to difficult, but very cool. One of the few games I 'll keep on my computer.
The control menu is super clever, so hats off for that. The controls themselves are pretty finicky, I figured out the idea of the game pretty quick, but the falling speed and visibility being tied to size kinda toes the line between a neat mechanic and a frustrating decision. What I will say is that this would be AMAZING as a mobile game. Move your thumb up and down to increase and decrease size, tilt to move side to side, and boom you've got a fantastic one handed game for the train. Also the visual style is great, I love the minimalist view.
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Now, i don't really know how a falling ball fit with the Om, but it kind of works :-)
Готовый качественный мобильный проект!