Popao by christopf
Winter is coming and you sitting all day in front of a electrobox creating games. Your immunesystem could use a boost! What about the eaziest way?
Xboy and Ouya controllers should work (didn't check the Ouya, if someone uses one let me know if its working!).
For the linux build you need to have neko installed:
sudo apt-get install neko
CONTROLS
Move......................................Left-Stick............WASD / Arrows
Reset level.............................Y.........................Backspace
Fullscreen.........................................................F1
Mute (not working yet).....................................F3
Menu forward.........................A / O..................Any key
Game is made with Haxe && Haxepunk.
All feedback is very welcomed, even on the level design.
Have hopefully fun playing it.
Xboy and Ouya controllers should work (didn't check the Ouya, if someone uses one let me know if its working!).
For the linux build you need to have neko installed:
sudo apt-get install neko
CONTROLS
Move......................................Left-Stick............WASD / Arrows
Reset level.............................Y.........................Backspace
Fullscreen.........................................................F1
Mute (not working yet).....................................F3
Menu forward.........................A / O..................Any key
Game is made with Haxe && Haxepunk.
All feedback is very welcomed, even on the level design.
Have hopefully fun playing it.
Ratings
| Coolness | 63% | 3 |
| Overall | 3.54 | 233 |
| Audio | 3.03 | 361 |
| Fun | 3.26 | 387 |
| Graphics | 3.69 | 210 |
| Humor | 4.03 | 14 |
| Innovation | 3.25 | 460 |
| Mood | 3.41 | 184 |
| Theme | 3.50 | 690 |
Thank you all 3 of you!
Cool visuals though.
The theme was really fun and creative (focusing so closely on the face was a nice touch), and both graphics and audio were good (though I think you could have looped that opening tune for the main game.
Making the snot move and push blocks faster could be a nice change though, it sometimes felt painful to be pushing so slowly when I know I'm on the clock.
On the movement speed: That's right. I also felt like it's a little too slow. But i thought at some points you can move a book just a pixel too far so easy. So with a little slower movement you won't accidently push a block too far.
But on the otherside i implement a little break for this case and the movement speed change would contact this. I give it for the itch.io version!
@lekochen for the case you questions was out of real interest^^ i'm eating boogers since i'm born and some time ago i found an article about a canadian bio-chemical scientist who was arguing that eating your own boogers is the best thing you can do with it. It gave it a more than my intuition explanation which i found interesting. I think it's an interesting point how social conventions, which should help us, are obviously damaging us.
Not a fan of block pushers but I did it for the buggers. It was sometimes a bit hard to put the blocks in the right position vertically.
My only complaint would be the movement speed, I'd have liked to move a little faster.
I had to do "sudo apt-get install neko" on my Ubuntu system, but after that the Linux build worked.
A solid little puzzle game done very well!
Strange setting, but hey, i`m ok with it!
Anyway, interesting and unique style with a nice intro. Gameplay is functional, tricky and fun as you'd expect. Music during gameplay would be nice though (maybe you can get away with looping the...uh, "music" from the intro? It's very interesting and low-key enough to not get annoying during long levels.) Not a big fan of block-pushing puzzles (I tend to suck at them) but I liked this one!