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Author:	Matthew Wiese	Submitted:	21st August, 2009	Favourites:	0
Genre:	Platformer	Downloads:	252
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Edited By Matthew Wiese on 8/21/2009

Hello guys, Dubs here. Again. I have a concept level for a game I've been planning. It's called BlueGame, I designed the gfx to be simple so I could focus more on the gameplay. This isn't one of those games where an apple/cherry falls upward. (*clears throat* n_n) All the obstacles are put in place, all you have to do is avoid them. Don't let the simple gfx turn you off, this game is challenging.

EDIT: Get to the yellow square to win. (nothinng happens yet)

Red Color - dangerous
Black Color - ground
Blue Color - you
Yellow Color - goalpoint

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WASD - move

While on a wall, press W to jump off. (You can hold onto walls, not moving platforms.

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http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?zni3qomydmm (414.07 kkb )

Posted by Knudde (Shab)

22nd August, 2009

This is quite small; and you don't seem to be able to restart once you die.

Posted by Matthew Wiese

22nd August, 2009

You should be able restart, just press "R."

Posted by [DELETED]

23rd August, 2009

To be honest I just found it really frustrating, the wall-jump felt a little un-smooth and it was very hard to get on to the first moving platform. I see some N+ potential going on though, the movement just needs a little more smoothness and difficulty should be more linear so people can really get used to the way the player moves.

I don't think the simple graphics are a turn-off but they aren't really appealing either, they could do with a little jazzing up, even if it's just getting away from the one block colour for everything with some rounded edges or light shading.

Keep working on this for sure!

Posted by Jon C-B

23rd August, 2009

Rated :

That was pretty fun actually. if the levels get longer then you should definately add checkpoints of some sort. What did you use to make the platform engine?

Posted by Matthew Wiese

24th August, 2009

The PMO object. (Platform Movement Object) Fastloop movements are a little confusing for me.

Posted by Marko

31st August, 2009