Would be cooler if the game would not need an installation (which can easily done with Game Maker).

I tried to compile into a single .exe file but when I ran it Norton Anit-virus removed it from my computer. All my computers have Norton. You can easily delete it using its uninstaller in the folder.

Ah, programmer art. I like it.

Programmers will prevail ! :)

Well I tried the game. It is an interesting game. I liked how different characters used different gravity (or at least jump height) it was really cool in that regard.

However the collision detection in the game was really awkward I died multiple times because of weird things with collision. Specially when there are many areas in the game that are really so small that it barely fits the character.

All in all it looked like a very interesting cool game and it did actually feel fun. Congratulations on both first game with Game Maker and first LD release :D

reminds me of my last ld entry ;D
classic sidescrolling action.
i like the level design.

Nice fun little game. I like the character art. Next time I'd recommend focusing on doing less levels and polishing them more. Hope you do Ludum Dare again!

Good effort for a first game.

I click web and it gives me a download option?

Not terrible for a first game. I would focus a lot on collision detection though. Jumping while touching a wall and simultaneously moving freezes you mid-air, and left-hand collision is extremely buggy. When it comes to left hand collision, based one the way the spikes are set up, it looks like each block consists of two parts, and I assume you just accidentally set it to spawn you on the right side of the block instead of the left side when you collide with the right side of another block.

All in all for a first game it wasn't bad though, and it did keep me entertained.

**Adding on to my previous comment:

Also don't forget that they allow you to fix minor bugs such as the collision thing if I was correct about it simply being a typo or something.

Welcome in Ludum Dare, good first entry.

The Collision isn't a bug but I used the collision event not code. Only had 3 hours before the competition to learn a-lot of stuff about game maker. I didn't focus much time on collision detection.

nice little jump and run.

This isn't bad for your first game! The collision detection was pretty dodgy and the controls could have been better, but you chose a mechanic and it turned out pretty well. I liked your interpretation of the theme, too!

Nice little platformer. The collisions with the other tiles are a bit funky.

Nice use of the theme, fun idea too.

Congrats on your first LD! A couple of small things that could help polish this up: I'd recommend really pushing the color of the spikes to be completely different than the walls, I see you had them all share a thematic color, but it made the spikes difficult to parse and you really want those sticking out like a sore thumb so I understand they are hazards. The other thing you might want to play around with is the camera. I'd recommend trying a lead-cam instead of a follow-cam since you are often jumping into situations of danger so it's more helpful to see more of the screen in the direction you are traveling than the one you came from. Good job!

I have the same issue as Miziziziz, the web link offers me a .exe instead of a web game. I have OSX so I can't play :(

sorry i will remove the web.

A nice little game. Without installer would be preferred, even if it comes with an uninstaller.

Collision is a tad buggy.

Some indication of what the button / coin thing did would be really helpful. Sound would also make this game better. I am proud that you got animations working, for a non-artist.

Really fun looking forward to some more polish

Bacon teleporter. That's good :) Nice work with your first LD entry.

good job with your first ludum dare entry. here are some things that i thought i have to tell you.
1-why characters have a bad conflict with walls?
2-when a player triggers something you have to tell him that he something has changed you can do it by many ways.

Very nice level design and exploration of the mechanics with very little wasted. I enjoy it when people focus on level design first.

Game maker can do single runtime executables instead of installers which should always be used for jams, your collisions are too big and the wall collision is very strange.