Thank you! It was supposed to be multiple areas with puzzles and more hidden recorders, but I had to cut it back. She is just saying some meaningless stuff about "memory".
ah, thanks! It's just the buttons you interact with. The windows are facing at the objects in the maze you have to match with. The idea was to "remember" what objects were in the maze and enter them back at the starting pedestals.
Can't believe i missed adding space in the description, whoops! I definitely should change the keys so they are together too.
I love that you got the levels were meant to learn progression. Level 1 for movement, level 2 for Gust, Level 3 for Sun.
The Sleet spell was meant for a (not implemented) "Tough" enemy that could not be pushed with Gust, and would have to be tricked into sliding into Spikes to defeat. (It also has second optional use as a speed running tactic by sliding over your own ice. :))
They are very similar conceptually, make dirty stuff clean. But where simulator has a cheery and cartoonish tone, there's something more human about mold. Mold, especially in an apartment, is something people really battle with and fear. There's a constant need to keep vigilant lest you be consumed by death and decay.
I'm not sure it's possible without getting max power ups. Since the enemies will overlap if the last wave isn't destroyed. The controls also feel like normal is too fast and slow is too slow, but that may just be me.
I'm not skilled in opengl, but you seem to be drawing the same geometry for every rain drop. This crashes it at higher counts. I believe this is normally done by drawing lower poly instances at larger distances.
