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A jam submission

Path DimensionView game page

Submitted by CodeRxplorer (@CodeRxplorer) — 13 hours, 4 minutes before the deadline

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Path Dimension's itch.io page

Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
How well does the game fit the themes?#213.7063.706
Gameplay#253.0003.000
Overall#262.8472.847
How much do you enjoy the game overall?#292.6472.647
Visuals#312.9412.941
Audio#381.9411.941

Ranked from 17 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Comments

Submitted

The concept here is great. I think a couple more levels + faster walking speed would make this really shine. Nice work!

Submitted

Interesting game! I found things a little slow and boring as I plodded along the path, but that's the path dimension for ya! Great job making a complete game with multiple levels in 3-D in three hours!

Submitted

A good foundation for what could be an amazing puzzle game. If you continue working on this (which I hope you do) seeing some moving bridges could be nice or giving the player a button to make the bridge briefly appear again with some form of cool down, combining that with a time limit could make for a nice speed-run style game.

Overall, good work!

I did not fall when the bridge disappeared, so there was no challenge. But making this in 3D in 3h is impressive !

Submitted

Nice idea, would have liked to see one more level with a very complex pattern!

Submitted

I really love the idea of this game!  I particularly liked how sometimes there were non-disappearing ground sections you could use as a reference for remembering where the path was.  It fits the theme perfectly, and if you developed it further, I think it could work really well in an 1st person or 3rd person 3D game

Submitted

Interesting game. It's a bit too easy, but it is a challenge to make the concept work in 3d; well done!

Submitted

Not bad :)