Liquidmedia by liquidmedia

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made by liquidmedia for LD32 (COMPO)
My compo game is a port of game with almost the same name but it’s not portal.

The game is short all 5 levels are passable, use the P key to view the menu at any time, and to restart any level from the menu.

I made the game using. Unity 5, Blender, Gimp, and Audiosauna

I have tested the game and it’s running on windows 7 and Mac OS Yosemite 10.10.1 fine.

I did a web version test on my computer it’s running, I still need to test on other web browsers and I have not tested it on any other operating systems.

The Web GL build will come later

This is my second Ludum Dare for me it’s about learning new programming skills,
I hope you enjoy the game.

Thanks to all.

Feedback

dyfer
21. Apr 2015 · 04:44 UTC
lol
bentglasstube
23. Apr 2015 · 02:37 UTC
The mouse look didn't seem to work for me so I couldn't get very far.
fauge
23. Apr 2015 · 02:46 UTC
Maybe broaden your programming skills to other languages and engines like libgdx (java) or Duality (c#)
poland3
26. Apr 2015 · 20:40 UTC
it was quite glitchy props for going 3d on this
Geckoo1337
28. Apr 2015 · 04:36 UTC
It's a good example about a previous tutorial which is available on YT so as to create some portals. Don't give up and try to do something different. Not bad, but it could be better with more features. Thumbs up ++
rishal
30. Apr 2015 · 13:15 UTC
I got confused while playing but it was enjoyable. Nice work with 3D!
FrozenCow
30. Apr 2015 · 20:29 UTC
I liked that the bullets were physical objects. I was a bit confused by the doors that seemed to be flickering. Still fun to figure things out though! Thanks.
🎤 liquidmedia
01. May 2015 · 14:06 UTC
The bullets are physical, I have found the problem with the door, it is the trigger with the player and the box conflicting, both go in and one comes out it starts flickering, I need to add code (check if) to fix it.
🎤 liquidmedia
01. May 2015 · 14:15 UTC
The project was for me to learn how to do (something) I spent many hours on the Unity Docs web pages looking at function I had never used before. I am glad some people like it.