Skip to main content

Indie game storeFree gamesFun gamesHorror games
Game developmentAssetsComics
SalesBundles
Jobs
TagsGame Engines

A nice and common idea which was transformed by a different camera angle and world setting. I've so far only seen top-down versions and I particularly like the science experiment/grey box setting. I liked the idea, but I feel like some more iterations on the camera/controls would improve this game. 

Having two different controls for forward/back got confusing with the camera rotation. I tried resetting the camera and it didn't help. This issue is especially apparent when two rotators are very close together. A small solution to this could be a floating arrow above the dice, which indicates the forward direction.  

Due to the small spaces and tight corridors, the camera cuts in front of the environment alot. I do appreciate that a majority of the time,  the texture changes to accommodate it. However, I feel like the wireframe texture remaining takes isn't enough and there were a few environments forgotten about.

Overall, I enjoyed playing and I liked the take on this puzzle idea. Keep it up! 😀

(+1)

Thank you for your feedback. Because I had played the game so many times, I completely overlooked the potential of people getting lost because of the control change. Adding an arrow is an excellent suggestion! The implementation of the "Hiding Wall" was kinda rushed. The camera is a big challenge that requires more time to tune. In short term, I think I'll change the "hidden" material and increase the line trace range to cover more area.