I noticed though that sometimes I would sort of hit a spot where I had run out of platforms. Fortunately I could wait for things to recreate themselves, but not sure if that is intentional, or I was just going too fast
absolutely amazing.
very good job, fun and well designed.
it needs a little bit of polishing on the platform generator/mover since sometimes you find nothing ahead.
Music is awesome, scene transition as well.
I really appreciate also the website which totally embrace the game visual style.
Good job!
(I have just implemented an online score system based on percentile, if, and only if, you are interested write me a pvt, I would like to know your ideas of implementation to compare with mine)
You might also consider a trigger, that if you advance to a certain X value before the next revolution, you silently (and invisibly) generate another set of two screens ahead, “as if” it had always been there – it’s off-screen so the user doesn’t know the difference
Good idea…
Like entering the third screen would silently re-shuffle the first one at the end.
It would avoid seeing a part of a platform disappear, as some platforms of the first screen might overtake on the second screen… if they are big enough.
Nice score
I beta tested it at an indie game festival in France, and was able to update it to achieve a good balance in progressive difficulty.
Now the challenge is progressive, which was a big deal for serious/hardcore gamers and speedrunners.
Last step will be to add a real scoreboard, and maybe a multiplayer mode.
The very highest score on the current version is 105,000 pixels, and it was quite a big deal to get it !
71,345 is very good !
Just for fun, here’s the cab used to show the game during this event :
Homemade stuff, and laser print/cutting on the front parts.
Some people wanted to buy it !
Yes, it’d be great.
Are you saying it’s not the case yet ?
I already wanted to produce windows builds of stuff to try it on a raspy 2… and was wondering if it had a chance to run (not my game but smaller things).
It’d be very usefull to show little things in exhibitions context, and to build tiny cabs !
from some things ive seen and chat back and forth with @singmajesty - he is interested in this. one, because its a cheap alternative. 2, his kids can code in it
so it more than likely will be going that way as well as the other great things.
guess its just time more than anything. but from how things are being very well put together in every aspects ive seen, it could be soon. though not next week mind
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