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Totally! My projects in unity usually become playable after a few weeks of slow development and playing around in Unity, so i think someone else would've expected this to happen lmao. Though, the concept of the game for this Jam, although overscoped, i'm still developing it and i'll upload it to itch.io when i finish, since now i don't have to rush all the content.

true words from a wise man

epic bruh moment

Best game yet

I think the idea is pretty cool, the art assets ended up really nice, but it just was a little too big to make in 48 hours. I'll try to finish it now and send it by email, but i don't make it, i'll still finish it and upload it later to itch.io! Wish me luck lmao. Btw i'm 14.

I reversed the  movement pressing a bunch of times V+M+P and i ended up going backwards, hoping i would find the hole to get in again. Unfortunately i didn't, but i did find the edge of the skybox and the map, and it was really fun to see it dissapear as i got further away, that unity default skybox never seizes go unseen by me, lmao. Very fun and entertaining game, the objective wasn't clear at first, but i slowly understood that certain doors would loop and flip the rooms, and others would just loop. I loved the text sections, and to answer to your question, i justwalked down that hallway out of curiosity, as the fog covers up the end of the hallway and it makes it a little mysterious. Great job! You're an insipration to me, as i also use Unity. Keep doing what you do!

P.S.: The first time i jumped i noticed, that the code that detects when i press Space, is sending out the signal on Input.GetMouseButtonUp instead of Input.GetMouseButtonDown, so the player only jumps when the space key springs back into place, so when you press space, it feels like there's a delay. I personally would suggest you make the player jump when the Key is pressed, instead of released.

Hey man! incredible concept! It might be too much to ask, but it would be a great game if it had a simple level creator, where you have your view on the right, and on the left there's a panel with some variables and sliders to edit your fractal, and then you just set start and end point, and be able to save it with some name, or something like it. Cheers!

Very nice game! Good fit with the music, i personally got stuck at level 6, but it's pretty well made, i love how some of the levels, no matter your level of programming knowledge, will get you trying something at first, seeing it fail and then realise the actual way to do it, Great work!