HUGE UPDATE!!!!
this version of philip is HEAVILY outdated, Everything has changed in the game.
for more info visit his website or like him on facebook.
UPDATE:
Due to my computer being destroyed, [philip] will be released roughly around july.
many things in this demo have been changed.
~Philip has now been given an iPod Nano.~
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Hey guys, im working on this big game , i call it Phillip the game.
a little background on the game: Phillip is a character i made up in school who kills himself and comes back as something other than himself.
i made my comics into a game.
i have a story for it but i thought i would just give u guys the beginning levels.
ill tweak the game as best i can.
advice is welcomed (:
also i know there are glitches, i know them all and ill iron them out.
this game took me 1 week :P
anyways- controls
hold A to run
hold S to return to checkpoint
JKL to move
I arrow to jump
to wall jump run into a wall and jump. you must be running.
This game is going to be 2 players to!
Looks promising
But no matter how hard I try I can't get past the gap after the game tells you how to double jump, which renders this unplayable. As I said this looks like it could be good, but the fact I can't get past the first screen is a major issue.
hold "a" you can run lol
meh
Don't know if it's a glitch, but I got stuck at level 1-4.
its not lol, what kinda stuck?
Serious issue with your control scheme.
Several places in this game require running jumps to clear. This becomes a serious issue because my keyboard will not register hitting I while already holding A and L. This is especially a problem where running double jumps are called for and I have to time releasing run around two separate jumps with only a little margin for error. If it's an issue for me I suspect it's probably an issue for others.
not a very good "demo"
I do surely hope that this is the "demo" to something that is far from complete. I mean sure I like to sneak-peak projects before they're done via bootleg videos, ect but this is only the case to a similarity because a "demo" is usually released when the project is "FINISHED" but not "MASTERED" . the music industry I know by experience can identify these terms; finished being the project done enough for you to enjoy the full experience. This being said, I hope you will release a finished adaption.
I like the game play don't get me wrong I just see more potential in this. I thought it was a great challenge. Keep up the good work!