Well, hello there!
If you want it, then here is a 2D puzzle-platformer about the peculier gentleman that can travel in only one dimension at the time: https://itch.io/jam/gmtk-2019/rate/463383
Well, hello there!
If you want it, then here is a 2D puzzle-platformer about the peculier gentleman that can travel in only one dimension at the time: https://itch.io/jam/gmtk-2019/rate/463383
Hey! Here is my game "Where is my 2nd dimension, gentlemen" : https://itch.io/jam/gmtk-2019/rate/463383
Good and fun game! Liked the music and the fact that even the very first enemies were showing some resemblance of the intelligence and tried to run away, if the player is too close. Despite that, the enemies grew to be rather predictable, and it became easy to dispatch of them. If you develop their AI even further than it could become even more fun and challenging.
A short 2D puzzle-platformer where you travel in only one dimension at the time: https://itch.io/jam/gmtk-2019/rate/463383
Hello, kind Sir!
If you are interested in some hot tea and quantally unstable gentleman, then you can find it all here: https://itch.io/jam/gmtk-2019/rate/463383
Fun way of looking back at the old roguelikes with such a huge liability like one "pocket" space. It is pretty hardcore and unforgiving, and I like that! This old-schoolysh style, however, can repel casual players, so beware of that. All things considered, I think that you can develop a good game out of it!
Thank you for your suggestions! I actually did not think so much about the puzzle side of my game and concentrated more on the platforming elements, which is especially evident in the last level. I will certainly try to play around with my focus between the two sides and see, if this game should be more a puzzle, platformer or somewhere in between.
As for the dimension switch affecting things, I have not given it much of a thought. I concidered to add enemies in the future, that would attack you if you see them. Your idea about moving other things with the dimension switch is very interesting indeed.
I love this small turn-based survival action game. Once you get an understaning of the enemies and the cards' functions, you will get in a nice flow that musica helps to solidify. This game is good for relaxation and spending your time. This would be a solid phone game. From nitpicks I only have a wish for an ability to have a bigger window size.
Let us with Sir Reginald open this thread then! Here is a small 2D platformer where you can travel in only one dimension at the time: https://itch.io/jam/gmtk-2019/rate/463383
Your idea of shrinking a metroidvania to one screen feels amazing. I usually dislike to backtrack and seek out secrets on the typically vast maps of this genre, so for me it was like a refreshment. Due to its limited scope, the backtracking never felt tedious and I was more encouraged to look out for the secret gems.
From negatives I can only point out that with every death my character became more and more hidden in the textures. Nonetheless, it is a small technical problem that, I am sure, you will be able to fix.
I actually was planning to play and rate your game anyway, so I don't mind being "bribed" to do so :D
Hare is a 2D puzzle-platformer where you can travel in only one dimension at the time: https://itch.io/jam/gmtk-2019/rate/463383
Hey, thank you for your review! I will most certainly think abot how to communicate to the player which parts of the room are safe, and so disencourage them from needlessly switch dimension every step. However, for a perceptive folk I might add hidden secrets to the levels to reward them for their observations.
Well, if you want it, then here is a 2D puzzle-platformer where you can move in only one dimension at the time: https://itch.io/jam/gmtk-2019/rate/463383
The game is fun and pretty unforgiving. A lot of challenge, however, was actually from "slippery" controls and the lives' system. It may appeal to fans of hardcore games, but an average player can become frustrated with it.
I think that the game would greatly benefit from having two difficulties: easy/normal without the lives' system for more casual people and hardcore/normal with lives' system for the hardcore ones.
As many other people have already noted, it is nice to see a story driven game on the jam for refreshment. It was neat in its art design and pace. Only nitpick that I have is that the furniture puzzle was a bit junky (the furniture was sometimes unresponsive and the bed broke in half like Scott's mind)
Here is another one of "7 ratings club" games as I can judge by the people above me :D https://itch.io/jam/gmtk-2019/rate/463383
If you still want more to play and draw, then here is my game "Where is my 2nd dimension, gentlemen?": https://itch.io/jam/gmtk-2019/rate/463383
If you want it, then you can get some tea in this game during your coffe break : https://itch.io/jam/gmtk-2019/rate/463383
Don't know about juice, but my game certainly has some tea in it: https://itch.io/jam/gmtk-2019/rate/463383
Very cool and enjoyable game! I love how you managed to create a strong atmosphere using (as I assume) only your voice and the few colours. Also as you already noted, both of our games are somewhat similar in the mechanics, and it is interesting to see how different people approach them differently.
A very fun game with good mechanics and puzzles. I liked the most the audio design, especially the music and the sound effect of dying. Sometimes a one small bug occured, where the usual blue platforms launched me outside the level, which was funny, but in the fast timing-based chambers it may have been a bother. The overeall experince, however, it didn't influence.