I Can See Everything by Deranes
Control a cube in this torture platformer, with dynamic vision of the games 16 rooms at all times. Survive getting to the end of each room to progress, and finally enter the victory room (also displayed on the screen) to end the game.
Simple controls: Move left(A), right(D), and jump(Space).
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Update(ResolutionFix): Decreased games resolution from 1500x900 to 1200x720 to fit smaller screens. Resizing window with mouse now works but causes stretching.
Update 2(v1.2): Fixed rendering bug that occured on all tested AMD and Intel cards. Likely caused by clearing of SFMLs render target being ignored by the graphics drivers.
Update 3(v1.3): Game should now also work on Windows 32-bit and added missing .dlls that the game had dependency on.
Known compatibility issues: Game requires graphics cards that support 2048x1024 textures.
Simple controls: Move left(A), right(D), and jump(Space).
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Update(ResolutionFix): Decreased games resolution from 1500x900 to 1200x720 to fit smaller screens. Resizing window with mouse now works but causes stretching.
Update 2(v1.2): Fixed rendering bug that occured on all tested AMD and Intel cards. Likely caused by clearing of SFMLs render target being ignored by the graphics drivers.
Update 3(v1.3): Game should now also work on Windows 32-bit and added missing .dlls that the game had dependency on.
Known compatibility issues: Game requires graphics cards that support 2048x1024 textures.
Ratings
| Coolness | 37% | 1783 |
| Overall(Jam) | 3.42 | 315 |
| Fun(Jam) | 2.96 | 571 |
| Innovation(Jam) | 3.21 | 390 |
| Theme(Jam) | 3.91 | 185 |
Anyway the game is very fun and deserves to be completed. :)
Overall, I like it :)
Nice interpretation of the theme I've got to say though.
Sorry to hear that. Likely caused by me not knowing how to provide an independent executable properly. Usually always just run my programs from within the IDE. An error message would be helpfull so I know if I should provide something that is already installed on my machine in order to get it working for everyone. Or it could be that the game requires a 64-bit environment that's causing you problems.
"Fuchter Dec 9, 2014 @ 6:08pm: "LudumDare31-ICanSeeEverything-ResolutionFix (1).zip is malicious, and Chrome has blocked it.""
Probably once again casued by me not knowing how to properly ship a c++ game. If you're interested enough the source is provided and you can check that the code does nothing malicious. You could then build the game directly from source with Visual Studio 2013.
-The game is pretty boring though (lack of interesting game mechanic and/or storyline) :(
Thanks for telling me. I think that .dll is only needed if you don't have Visual Studio 2013 installed on the computer (which all of my friends that tested the game have). I will get a virtual machine so that I can test getting the game to work on a fresh install of Windows. Will try and get support for 32-bit Windows at the same time.
Still, nice use of the theme.
The whole map changing is very fluid and well done. With some actual graphics this would be great. Nice job.