Chaos Theory
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This is a tiny game which answers the question 'could you gamify the double/multi pendulum simulator?'
The answer is yes, definitely, you can gamify absolutely anything, lol.
It's pretty simple, and this time I did a proper (more or less) in-game tutorial, so click the link and enjoy - or not, heheh, the game is not for everyone I guess. Also luck is involved.
I spent way too little time on it this time, I think the entirety of this could be done in like one day (not even two), but I had like 5-6 hrs/day spent on it 🤷
#### Physics are broken!!1!
Due to a little misunderstanding during the jam, the pendulums are _super_ heavy, and the system loses energy due to simulation precision, there is no dampening, only 100g of gravity :) The levels then were designed around the current behavior, so I am not fixing it until after the jam because current levels are way too easy with pendulums that behave more realistically.
#### Credits
Background music is Wave by Alfred Grupstra from Pixabay
The answer is yes, definitely, you can gamify absolutely anything, lol.
It's pretty simple, and this time I did a proper (more or less) in-game tutorial, so click the link and enjoy - or not, heheh, the game is not for everyone I guess. Also luck is involved.
I spent way too little time on it this time, I think the entirety of this could be done in like one day (not even two), but I had like 5-6 hrs/day spent on it 🤷
#### Physics are broken!!1!
Due to a little misunderstanding during the jam, the pendulums are _super_ heavy, and the system loses energy due to simulation precision, there is no dampening, only 100g of gravity :) The levels then were designed around the current behavior, so I am not fixing it until after the jam because current levels are way too easy with pendulums that behave more realistically.
#### Credits
Background music is Wave by Alfred Grupstra from Pixabay