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shidonski

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Thank you! 

Thanks :D

Thank you for the feedback!

I agree about collectibles, I do still think how to properly reward player for them, original idea is to provide you more lore about the world but need to iterate on it more.

I was working for quite a while took some time to settle on direction and controls. But with the same pace It will probably take me another year to finish It they way I want. But it's a side solo project, so it's hard to predict.

Thank you!

I have a lot still to develop, but definitely will get the game released!

Thanks!

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Yea, took a while but finally have some time and motivation for it.  Jump will be updated, it’s already in plans, controls in general expected to be like a blob :D 

With the button, wait longer for the door to disappear before going, and hold jump button to accelerate. Tutorial will be improved. 

I would need to investigate that same for Mac, even thought engine supports it, I do a lot of things that might need to be ported separately. 

I have this plan for the future, but currently Windows only

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Oloo is physics based platformer where you control a little creature, too squishy to be dangerous and too cute to be scary. Find your way in a hostile world.

This is a passion game done at free time. Final game is the matter of change compare to the demo.

Demo contains few levels to introduce you to the game, it's concepts and the world.

Link: https://shidonski.itch.io/oloo

Thanks! 

Platforming done in the way I see it for such game, but I do agree that it need to have longer and better tutorial stage for players to get familiar with controls. 

Gonna play test possibility of constant jump, since might be no one even need to have a variable one here.