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A jam submission

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subtract blending platformer puzzler
Submitted by paperarrow — 14 hours, 20 minutes before the deadline
Rated by 7 people so far
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Theme Explanation
platforms solidify in light and become intangible in shadow, utilising boxes of light to solve puzzles

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Submitted

I love the little man jiggle, excellent work favourite one so far

Developer

thanks for the feedback!! :>

Submitted (1 edit) (+1)

Excellent, i did everything, last puzzles are hard which we love, progression in puzzles is excellent, tutorial without tutorial is really great. i might have 'cheated' a little bit in the end :


otherwise, sound design is well chosen, physics is great, i would like to see the code if you have it for free on github :) 

Developer

holy that's a very impressive solution ;w; but i'm glad you enjoyed it!

not sure if i can port unity projects to github but if you're referring to the shader's inversion effect i basically grabbed it from this page!

thanks for your comment!

Submitted(+1)

I really like the design and animation of the character! the idea is also very good

Submitted

Very nice designed game fun and theme #1 for sure

Developer

thank you for the kind comment!! :>

A concise yet not simplistic puzzle game, designed very impressively. If possible, I would like to know how you achieved such an inverted color effect. Was it implemented using a shader?

Developer

thank you sm for the feedback!! :)

if you're interested in the details, i basically used unity's hlsl code in the .shader file to perform a "GrabPass" and basically retrieve the color values of a specific pixel (so in this case invert the colours). the one i ended up using is a modified version of the code found here.