Shifting Worlds by ichbinkeinreh

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made by ichbinkeinreh for LD35 (JAM)
Supported Browsers: Chrome, Firefox, Edge

Controls: Arrow Keys to move around and space to jump

Shifting Worlds is a 2D platformer game about a creature that is trapped between two worlds.
Its our first time Ludum Dare.

Tools we have used: phaser engine (http://phaser.io/), Notepad++ (https://notepad-plus-plus.org/), Pickle (http://www.pickleeditor.com/), BeepBox (http://www.beepbox.co/).

Tags: HTML5, Web, Canvas, WebGL

Hope you have fun with our game

Regards
Frederik, Patrick, and Thomas

Ratings

Coolness 86% 2
Overall(Jam) 3.42 364
Audio(Jam) 2.92 506
Fun(Jam) 3.59 167
Graphics(Jam) 2.77 857
Humor(Jam) 2.13 686
Innovation(Jam) 3.68 141
Mood(Jam) 3.13 519
Theme(Jam) 3.70 261

Feedback

Leon M枚hring
18. Apr 2016 路 14:07 UTC
Interesting gameplay mechanic! it was pretty tricky in the last level to not fall. But you can get stuck on walls (dont know if intended). Otherwise great concept!
edve98
18. Apr 2016 路 14:08 UTC
Really cool mechanics! Last level took quite some time for me. What tools did you use?
Solocov
18. Apr 2016 路 14:37 UTC
How do you turn on the Light (as in the picture ?)
馃帳 ichbinkeinreh
18. Apr 2016 路 14:40 UTC
We used the phaser engine (http://phaser.io/). Basically the trick with shifting between the two worlds is that there are two games running that are overlayed, one for the light and one for the shadow world.
Tools we used: Notepad++ (https://notepad-plus-plus.org/), Pickle (http://www.pickleeditor.com/), BeepBox (http://www.beepbox.co/)
JNI
18. Apr 2016 路 14:59 UTC
Interesting gameplay and really tricky:D
Well done
JHemmings
18. Apr 2016 路 20:19 UTC
The 'phase' mechanics was definitely very cool! As a few others said though, the last level was pretty difficult, it would have been good to have it split in to two to show off the mechanics a bit more :)
TinyHugger
18. Apr 2016 路 23:02 UTC
Not bad! I'll admit that I was pretty terrible at it. But, nonetheless, it was a great load of fun! I sincerely hope you win.
flummox3d
19. Apr 2016 路 05:47 UTC
Loved the light mechanics, but I was terrible at adapting to them. :( Great job! :)
WeaverDeveloper
19. Apr 2016 路 23:10 UTC
Man, this really challenges my spatial sense. Very engaging and well executed. Definitely in the top 5 LD games I've played.
Llucile
20. Apr 2016 路 00:07 UTC
Such a cool entry ! Really nice gameplay idea and graphics. Congrats :)
Matzigon
20. Apr 2016 路 12:14 UTC
Interesting idea, only it's too short. It has nice potential. Well done.
eemmbbeerr
20. Apr 2016 路 14:39 UTC
Curious!
Would've loved some more exploration of this platformer mechanic, I think it holds great potential!
Larzan
20. Apr 2016 路 16:24 UTC
Wow, nice, thought about sth like that too but couldn't make it work in my head, but this is very well done, thumbs up! :)
kostik1337
20. Apr 2016 路 18:11 UTC
Nice idea and interesting levels, good work!
LoneStranger
20. Apr 2016 路 20:21 UTC
Excellent game. I was immediately impressed with the simple mechanic that expanded in interesting ways. I think you're onto something here, and with more levels and more manageable difficulty climb, have something to market.
sftrabbit
20. Apr 2016 路 23:23 UTC
Nice idea (would have been most well-suited for LD30!). That last level was actually quite tricky.
applejam
21. Apr 2016 路 20:03 UTC
For some reason lights don't work for me :(
馃帳 ichbinkeinreh
21. Apr 2016 路 20:26 UTC
@applejam. What browser did you use? Try to use a recent version of chrome
Roland M
21. Apr 2016 路 21:46 UTC
Great idea man, really enjoyed it. =]
Ellian
21. Apr 2016 路 23:14 UTC
Really short, but the level with the moving lights was actually fun and challenging!
Oscar Reyes
21. Apr 2016 路 23:25 UTC
I like the level changing based on the lights. It was really tricky for me on the last level. Hope you keep doing more Ludum dares :) p.s. my first one too
LudumAnthony
21. Apr 2016 路 23:28 UTC
Short amount of levels, but a great concept. In most games like this the hidden walls would still be there (just you can't see them), which is why this game was a lot harder. I didn't expect it to be so literal.
dvdagames
21. Apr 2016 路 23:29 UTC
This was a really neat little game.

The light shifting mechanic was nice and level four really showed off it's interesting possibilities.
TeamScripta
23. Apr 2016 路 15:28 UTC
That was awesome! Great job! Really fun and challenging puzzles, especially the last one. The controls felt fantastic too.

My favorite detail is how the monster shifts between sprites as the light passes over it. I have no idea how you implemented that in Phaser, but NICE job!
iceburg7
23. Apr 2016 路 21:12 UTC
That was a very interesting idea, having the actual level change in ways that the player can't perceive. It does leave a lot of guessing to the player though.
GGAlliance
23. Apr 2016 路 21:50 UTC
Good audio. :D I Nice mechanic, the last level took some time for me to pass... Do more levels! o/
CoderJoe
23. Apr 2016 路 22:45 UTC
Fun, very neat idea! would love to see more levels
guoboism
26. Apr 2016 路 01:09 UTC
Great game! Nice level design for level 4! Quite potential!
tomlum
26. Apr 2016 路 05:52 UTC
Truly wonderful puzzles and really fluid platforming and animation :D
Inateno
26. Apr 2016 路 11:56 UTC
very nice I'm in trouble around level 4 but I'm bad xD
Good job
VictorDoval
27. Apr 2016 路 19:48 UTC
Very interesting, fun and great sound. Well done!
Crimson713
28. Apr 2016 路 13:59 UTC
Short but very nice game. Great idea to implement the theme. Last level was challenging and fun. Great job!

For people asking about the lights, the lights were always out for me on Chrome for some reason, had to change browser.
axoona
28. Apr 2016 路 21:00 UTC
nice entertaining game, the gamehas quite a potential, you should defenitely add more levels!
meganukebmp
02. May 2016 路 15:52 UTC
Woah. Didn't expect this. Great game! Sweet mechanics.
AinoraZ
03. May 2016 路 21:32 UTC
Very interesting core mechanic!
LeReveur
06. May 2016 路 14:15 UTC
A plateform puzzle with a very innovative mechanic, that's the kind of game I like ! With a little polish and a bunch of more levels, you could sell it ! ;)