help what do i do - and the music has some bugs
WARNING: This is unfinished, it will get updates. Also kinda boring
Less is more is a puzzle game were every time you jump, you get thin. Drink water to get thick again
Controls: R key to restart level, arrow keys to move, space to jump
Thanks to qtp2t for sound design!
help what do i do - and the music has some bugs
use arrow keys to move and space to jump
I think it's a fun little concept,
I think if I were to improve upon a few things they would be these:
1. Collisions, the current ones are extremely...imprecise and that makes it a bit frustrating to judge stuff
2. I think the actual growing of the square could be centered, this way, there's a better perspective on how you're growing, rather than growing towards one side
3. I think the art could honestly be more simple, just black/white, with simple outlines for things, and that would really make the game pop more visually
Otherwise, a great proof of concept for a beginner game, keep it up!
Thanks for your feedback. Despite the art being simple, I tried to go for a tropical vibe, but maybe outlines would make it look nicer.
Cool concept, plenty of potential here
Thanks for your feedback. It really supports The Newgrounds algorithm for me!
Interesting concept. I was thinking there would be more than just 2 states, thin and thick.
Moving forward with this, maybe make the jumps get more thin, and possibly even die from getting too thin.
Cute sound, the first level is actually the hardest to me, that 2nd spike with the water below it is nasty and requires no room for error. Pretty demanding. Stars are based on what was uploaded, not what this game could be,
Also holding space after hitting a water in the air, makes you thin again. I think this is a bug you'll need to fix, where I can't go between thin/thick/thin state unless i touch the ground.
Also, WASD, unless you're adding in a Z/X shoot function.
Curious to see if you take this concept further. ^_^
Thanks for your feedback. I couldn't add a death state because I am still an amateur gamedev
and since this was made for a game jam and I didn't have much time to research more about it, maybe I can do more with this concept in the future. ( :
An interesting concept, but it hasn't been pulled off too well. The music takes some time before playing and it lacks a main menu, sound effects, player feedback, etc.
However I feel that this concept has a lot of potential, you could definitely expand on this.
Eh maybe. I've been working on my commercial game project and I don't have time to update or expand it, but glad you still liked it.