Looks very slick. I'd ramp up the speed at which the track flies past, though, really make the player feel like they are going at the max speed their ship can handle.
I made each of these levels with an optimal route in mind, although it might not always be obvious, and the optimal route is sometimes just bad. That said I'm not sure what you mean by "opposite side". Could you show me with a screenshot?
I don't think I played either of these. I thought it was some Mario Party bonus game, but I can't find it in the wiki - alternatively, it was something on the Nintendo DS.
Either way it was sort of the inverse: Colored balls dropped in from outside into a mass of balls in the center, that you could rotate. If matching colors touched they'd dissolve and grant points.
No MIDI controller, but I did manage to get 180. I think I played something similar in some nintendo game as a kid. I remember the way it looked but not what it was called...
Tight mechanics, great presentation. One tiny thing you could improve: The unlit side of the space elevator is quite dark. Some global illumination or a second, darker light source would help.
The gravity change mechanic is really good. Unfortunately I didn't get very far because of the low jump height. (I read the description - reloading didn't fix it, sadly)
Controls a bit awkwardly, and I feel like the golf balls has too much friction. But great concept and perfect choice of music in conjunction with the controls :D
This is a very fun little game. I think my biggest complaint is the controls; I get that with the spaceship *and* the shield its a lot of actions to cover, but I don't think the mouse-follow style is a good solution. When your ship reaches the mouse pointer it stops, which doesn't feel good and makes dodging hard. Perhaps the shield could rotate auotmatically, freeing up some keys? Maybe it could move rhythmically, or the way it moves could be modified by powerups?
Either way I enjoyed it. I'm also going to go against the grain and say its not chaotic enough, make it harder :P
I really like this one - I particularly enjoy how these very simple mechanics (rotate the world, red barrels) combine into a smart game. My only wish is that you could rotate the mirrors/dishes faster ;)
I really like this, probably my favorite entry so far theme wise because it really makes rotation a core mechanic (and does so well). When I noticed I couldn't progress without using the fact that rotation a room also rotates my character I had a really nice "aha"-moment.
I do feel like the powerups aren't self explanatory enough (sorry, I didn't read all the text), and I managed to accidentally move myself out of the stage. I also think the jump is too floaty, and in the level I played I didn't actually need to rotate all that much to move further up. But I think there is real potential here!
Good, tight movement. Jumping off moving platforms on to small targets is difficult, though, but I don't think thats down to the movement. I didn't really see the jump energy mechanic come into play
The game uses handcrafted level "blocks" that are attached in random order. Particularly the first few blocks we built were terrible and it got better as we built more, but there just wasn't a lot of time :D
