PING
Made for Terror Jam in 9 days
This game contains:
The game (1pcs)
The music (7pcs)
The loud noise (1pcs)
The accessibility settings (some)
The package doesn't include: Developer Sanity / Jumpscares / Sheepdot Engine
Please, check the settings. There is almost everything to make your experience better.
You fell down the hole. Now you are in the sewers.
It chases you.
Wait why are sewers so big?
Ehh... Explore the underlying... who wrote this text dude I'm not gonna read this corporate lingo
External Assets:
Footsteps: Concrete / Metal
Font: Font
Rachmaninoff Sheet: Here
...why can't you see anything by the way?
Easter egg is on the "Core" level. Just get IN the Core.
If you experience pointer jumping in browser - I tried my best to fix it, but it's Godot's issue. Downloadable builds below.
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Nice to see, that someone made a similar concept to mine! Haha.
I really like the solution with the outlines you chose, how exactly did you code that? The inbetween pings feels a little to long dark if you ask me, maybe a slow fade before fully disappearing?
Curious what you think of my version - so funny how a similar concept can feel so different after all :D
Really cool seeing what you made this time. I remember playing NORA in GWJ #97, so it was fun seeing you go in such a different direction here.
The ping mechanic is a great idea. Having the world briefly reveal itself and then fade back into darkness works really well with the parkour, especially when you’re halfway through a movement and suddenly lose your visual reference.
I also really liked the sound and the stark black/white presentation. The later platforming definitely pushed my keyboard skills a bit 😅, but the movement felt solid and I kept wanting to see what was next.
Very cool project for nine days. Glad I caught this one!
Thanks a lot!
Honestly every friend I gave this game to test found platforming quite challenging at times, so parts of the game were changed at the last minute to make them easier. I just couldn't test the game from the perspective of someone doesn't usually play movement-games, ahaha
There is a design doc you can check if you're interested