First week of my game-a-week challenge. This week's theme is " everything fits in a single screen". For this week I made a platformer where you see everything through a screen and you constantly have to stabilize it so you don't lose and make it to one of the two doors at the end of the plateform.
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A prototype asks players to stabilize a tilted screen while guiding a character to the exit.
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Claybound is a 2.5D platformer where the whole world is clay, and you shape it to get through: pull a ledge up into a ramp, press teeth into a broken gear, pour a crack shut, roll a boulder down a slope you sculpted.
Play the demo in your browser (PC & mobile)
I'm a solo dev and this is my first proper game. What I'd love to know:
- Is it clear from the video what the clay does, or does it read as "just a clay art style"?
- If you play: where did you get stuck, and where did you get bored?
Wouldn't be a true 'Vania without a box puzzle room, so here's the one in Eternal Soul!
#metroidvania #indiegame #pixelart
Hello r/AndroidGaming,
I'm an indie developer and I recently launched my game Together: Twin Control on Google Play.
Gameplay & Mechanics:
It's a puzzle-platformer where you simultaneously control two characters using on-screen controls. Both characters must work together, avoid traps and lasers, and make it to the exit door alive.
Features:
- 50 levels across 3 distinct worlds.
- Dual-character coordination challenges.
- In-game achievements and built-in speedrun timer.
- Free to play.
Google Play Store Link:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.devexe.game.together
Feedback and constructive criticism are always welcome!
