This was a very original experience.
How does it works exactly? Raycasting? Lighting ? Shader parameter?
I'm currently stuck at the level you have on your last screenshot. But I will try to finish it for sure.
Good job! :)
Edit: I'm almost forgot, I think the controls can be improved by using pseudo isometric directions when the main character is moved. :)
I'm glad you liked it and thanks for sticking with it for so many levels :)
The lighting mostly works with a toon shader and a light source you spin around with your mouse. We used MK toon free from the unity asset store in case you'd like to try it yourself.
Can you describe pseudo isometric controls in a little more detail please? Sounds quite interesting. (Funnily enough I personally think that the character controls work way better with a controller due to the freedom an analogue stick gives you, but we never managed to implement the light controls for the controller due to time constraints)
Thanks for the answer about the "making of", it was really instructive.
I don't know if "isometric controls" is the basic words for that, but what I mean is to move your player to the North East or North West when you push the up button for example. When I wanted to move in your game, I needed to push two button simultaneously to move to the right direction (or making some zigzag which was not very productive XD). It's like project your input axes into your game coordinate system (or camera axes if you prefer). I don't know if it will work, maybe it will be too weird for the player, but I would give it a try.
And you'll probably right. It could be better with analog controls. :)
