Fun take on the "don't touch the walls genre". sort of like those electric wand games. In this one, you control a bubble which floats nicely but gains velocity far too fast. It's really well made for what it is, but the game doesn't run at a comfortable fps.
Author Comments
Guide the bubble through 13 challenging levels of the mine. Use the arrowkeys to steer - and go easy or you'll hit a wall. And I worked quit a bit on sound, both for atmosphere and audial clues - so crank that baby up!
NEW VERSION: With added time-trial feature!
And YES, I am the real author of this game. If you wait until the scrolling text in the menu stops you'll see my name. Hope that proves it. Cheers.
A short and challenging game about fragility and dodging literally everything.
I can't give much to the story of this game as you are literally sentient bubble, but that's not what it's about. The game play and art style is where this game shines. Just as Ericho said below, the attention to detail is amazing, things like worms, bodies, lanterns, pebbles, and droplets of water, really set this apart from other games in 2002.
The game is simple, don't touch anything, and that simplicity makes it all the better. Through the 13 levels you learn to adjust your speed to dodge even the smallest of things. Additional challenges, such as air currents and moving objects were a nice touch. The time trial at the bottom that adds to your score gives the game a little bit more replay value as well.
In short, simple, challenging, and fun. Good job Struma.
Challenging indeed!
You would think something with a design like this would be easy, but it certainly wasn't! This was great to play because there were so many obstacles in your way. The coolest thing was how you put in so many different little things. Like there was a worm inching its way across the ground. It doesn't have much of a purpose, it's just there to look good. The music and sound effects are great too, because they set the atmosphere well.
I have no idea why there's a guy in his desk at the end of the first level. I found the bubble to be just the right size, not too big or small, obviously. I like how there's no time limit so you can really take your time. Trust me, that is all you need in order in complete this fairly complicated game. It was also nice to say how many levels there were.
OH MAN, OH MAN, OH MAN!
OH MAN, OH MAN, OH MAN, OH MAN, OH MAN! THIS STARTED! I LOVE THE GAME! REALLY! Already does one year that I wanted him. Thank you for produce the best game ever!
Good
Wow thats pretty tricky!! I thought the codes come and go too quickly and also when u press pause the time keeps going..
Good game but its just not my strongest point...patience...!!