Yea, control scheme got a bit too complicated. A simple space bar push at the right moment would have been enough. Anyway, the protons moves toward the mouse. The further away the mouse is the bigger acceleration. It is possible to control the protons to follow the paths (but there is no check where it is until the final oval)
Tried this with my 6 yo grandkid. Level 1 was perfect. Level 2 we got stuck on trying to get to the first duckling...
I had played before but forgot that you could use ducklings as "bullets". A slight modification on the second level by placing a water duckling first would help as a reminder.
Dialogues (mostly on when I did something wrong) were less irritating this time, guess I know the game better and thus avoids them. But they should never be multi page (I am running at default size in browser)
Game is beatable! Be active during lizard waves: place, move, and fight (killing a lizard allows you to pick up silver, use it to build)! It is often better to wait with actions until after the earthquake - if done in time.
This game really needs a video tutorial. What can I do in the first room, shrink black blobs - and then? Can areas with images shown on this page be reached? (Or is this concept art?)
From the beginning the choices are often forced - only one choice. Could be solved by having an always available movement choice. (That would also remove initial confusion on how movement works)
At first this worked perfectly for me. Updated ActiveX and C++ runtime to get another game working - that game worked without reboot. Revisited this later - controls did not work.
Cool idea, but I could not get the web version to work. Gliding around in an empty house with no interactions (that I could find/understand) No one to terrify (that I noticed) No one to chase me Gostbuster style... (either)
