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A jam submission

Magic PerspectiveView game page

Your magic camera opens doors.
Submitted by tachyonFlux — 6 minutes, 31 seconds before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Originality#84.1674.167
Gameplay#213.1673.167
Fun#283.0003.000
Overall#353.0563.056
Theme#372.8332.833
Overall#413.0003.000
Graphics#652.1672.167

Ranked from 6 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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  • I would love for you to continue working on this. It's pretty cool idea.

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Submitted

This is a really novel idea!

Submitted

Played on the Oculus Rift S

This is great! I would be really interested in knowing how you did it. It reminded me a little of superliminal. I gave it 5 stars, although I would have loved more levels!

Developer(+1)

I use several raycasts from the specific points from the textures in the world to the magic camera texture.  All the raycasts must hit a tiny collider on the player's camera.  These raycasts will be aligned when the "forced perspective" is correct.  It took a lot of tweaks, and I think it still needs more.  

This was my first jam and I was short on time this week. Only got about 30 hours of work put into this,  so I didn't have a chance to expand the number of puzzles. I had a much larger puzzle planned that used the same mechanic for other uses, such as moving platforms with the rune alignment (which is why the prototype level is very large).  The deadline just came up too fast.

I was somewhat inspired by a combination of superliminal and Zelda Botw.

Also good to know it works with the Rift S.  I only have an Index to test it on.

Submitted(+1)

That's interesting, and for what it's worth I didn't find that the mechanic needed some tweaks, I found it was working quite well. 

Developer(+1)

Yeah, the version I released it works great, but when I tried to do some slightly different things, such as making the wall textures stretched (requiring alignment on a non perpendicular angle), or move at all, it didn't work quite as nicely. So I ripped that out for this release.   

Thanks for the feedback.

Submitted(+1)

This is a really awesome concept!

Developer

Thanks!