Fall Off
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https://hb10001.itch.io/fall-off
Game made in ~48h for Ludum Dare 55.
Theme: Depth
Solo dev entry for Jam.
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🎮 Controls
·Move: WASD or Arrow Keys
·Dash (side): Double-tap ← or →
·Power Dash (down strike): K or X (Unlocks after Level 2)
·Slow Time: Hold Shift (Unlocks after Level 3)
·Shoot (downward bullets): Hold J or Z (Unlocks after Level 4)
·Start Game: Press any key
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💯 How Scoring Works
·You gain points continuously while falling — the faster you fall, the faster you score!
·Defeating enemies grants extra points
·Grazing bullets while dashing gives bonus points
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This was my first time participating in Ludum Dare, and I had a lot of fun!
I admit the game is far from finished, but it gave me tons of inspiration and reignited my passion as a game developer — and I couldn't be happier.
Did I work all night? Sure I did!
It reminded me just how much joy making a game can bring — after years of crunching.
Maybe I'll keep working on it and publish it as an indie game one day.
Game made in ~48h for Ludum Dare 55.
Theme: Depth
Solo dev entry for Jam.
- - - - - - -
🎮 Controls
·Move: WASD or Arrow Keys
·Dash (side): Double-tap ← or →
·Power Dash (down strike): K or X (Unlocks after Level 2)
·Slow Time: Hold Shift (Unlocks after Level 3)
·Shoot (downward bullets): Hold J or Z (Unlocks after Level 4)
·Start Game: Press any key
- - - - - - -
💯 How Scoring Works
·You gain points continuously while falling — the faster you fall, the faster you score!
·Defeating enemies grants extra points
·Grazing bullets while dashing gives bonus points
- - - - - - -
This was my first time participating in Ludum Dare, and I had a lot of fun!
I admit the game is far from finished, but it gave me tons of inspiration and reignited my passion as a game developer — and I couldn't be happier.
Did I work all night? Sure I did!
It reminded me just how much joy making a game can bring — after years of crunching.
Maybe I'll keep working on it and publish it as an indie game one day.