One thing..
Disable mouse clicking, especially right click.
other than that, i absolutely loved this. Just make it much longer next time =D
Reviews for "Project: PATH"
As much as I hate these cursor games...
That wasn't so bad, I mean, at least you made the levels look interesting. My main problem is that it's really easy, if you're not paying the closest attention, to accidentally go back to the main menu instead of the next level, which, can be frustrating, since you must then start all the way over.
Good Work!
But it's a little easy to Cheat through. Maybe you should write a little something to block of Rightclicks.
wicked
awesome game , like it when evry time the play ground i diferent , and also i can prepair for it b4 i go for next stage
i like it , it would be better if the is some kind of music but it is ok
An enjoyable time-waster
I like the music, although the menu system could be done more effectively. Instead of having it be a button, like the start button, it could have have been a pop-up at when your cursor moves towards the top. That way, you don't have to start the game over when you want to turn the music on or off. The music itself is very nice, and flows with the game quite well. My only complaint is that I wish there was more variety, but since this was a school project, that wouldn't be a necessity.
The gameplay however, is admirably varied, and remains interesting despite the fact that you are honestly doing the same thing endlessly. I liked how the stages continued to become more intricate as the game went on.
There was such a litany of different areas that you never really get bored, and the animation, especially in the space level, is very interesting and mesmerizing. The backgrounds were always well-drawn.
The two main flaws of the gameplay are that on the lava stage, you need to move with the platform downwards. I found this frustrating because of the fact that you need to move the cursor down, despite the fact that there didn't seem to be any particular reason you need to do so. In addition, in certain areas, you seemed to make the spaces too small for the cursor to get through, such as in the case of the cave level. Despite this, the WarioWare-esque play is extremely involving and entertaining.
I would definately like to see more of these kinds of games from you in the future.