Tower of Thoughts
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A small creature wakes up in an ancient tower, its task to repair it, using it's own thoughts, creating rather unstable constructions.
Controls:
A, D - move left and right
Space - jump
Mouse - point at a letter, hold the left mouse button to carry it around, press the right mouse button to rotate it to its default state
The objective of the game is to repair holes in the tower - the holes are places where the walls turn dark red, and you patch them by connecting the wall below the hole with the wall above it using a tower of letters. The letters turn gold when a hole is successfully patched. Once all the holes are fixed you can climb to the top (often using letters to build platforms and stairs) and proceed to the next level.
The third level may seem impossible, but it can be beaten, though it requires thinking outside the box.
As usual, I had to frantically rebuild the project during submission hour to make it actually work in the browser. And it still has no sound, so I'm now frantically building a Windows version to attach it as well.
Controls:
A, D - move left and right
Space - jump
Mouse - point at a letter, hold the left mouse button to carry it around, press the right mouse button to rotate it to its default state
The objective of the game is to repair holes in the tower - the holes are places where the walls turn dark red, and you patch them by connecting the wall below the hole with the wall above it using a tower of letters. The letters turn gold when a hole is successfully patched. Once all the holes are fixed you can climb to the top (often using letters to build platforms and stairs) and proceed to the next level.
The third level may seem impossible, but it can be beaten, though it requires thinking outside the box.
As usual, I had to frantically rebuild the project during submission hour to make it actually work in the browser. And it still has no sound, so I'm now frantically building a Windows version to attach it as well.