hey pretty cool idea but it kind of had some problems i'll just share my thoughts:
- as far as i know there isn't a restart button, which means you have to restart the exe every time you want to play again, which is tedious especially considering how quickly you die
- should have put full controls tutorial in the game as well as just on the LD page
- the game is very fast and difficult to make sense of, i almost feel like a unlimited time, slow pace puzzle platformer with these weird navigating mechanics would have been cooler

I couldn't get the game to work for some reason. It may have just been my computer, but I wasn't sure which application to run. I tried LD-29.exe, but nothing seemed to show up.

I have no idea what the heck is going on...
1. The control is very hard to get used to.
2. I can't see crap!
3. All these different colors of circles in darkness... what's going on
4. my character dies randomly... sad.

I think the idea of a game is good, but it was not executed well. I really hope to see the finished version of this :D

The game needs a better explanation, I couldn't figure out what to do intuitively.

@Woo Sang Hwang The Game Is In the Dark. The only way to see is by using the ray-dar: AKA the spokes. That's the hard part of the game. You are not dying randomly. The Time Is running out. Read everything above, it will expain everything. I don't think I can add more explanation without breaking the rules

I lose myself sometimes,,, but the game is cool

Wow, at first I didn't know what is what, I tried reading the description and was confused. I found out I shouldn't resize the window or else the ball isn't centered on the spokes which cleared things up for me. After a while I got the hang of it but is it supposed to be this short or can you increase the time somehow? I love the music, after the time out I would leave it like that to hear the music play :D.

I couldn't figure out what to do. Too many controls. But I scored 80!

I'm using Windows XP. I extracted all the files, and I can run the launcher, though the images are half-hidden. But when I click the orange button, it crashes with this error:

Unhandled Exception: System.BadImageFormatException: Could not load file or assembly 'sfmlnet-graphics-2, Version=2.1.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null' or one of its dependencies. An attempt was made to load a program with an incorrect format.
at LD_29.Launcher.<>c__DisplayClass1.<button1_Click>b__0()
at System.Threading.ThreadHelper.ThreadStart_Context(Object state)
at System.Threading.ExecutionContext.Run(ExecutionContext executionContext, ContextCallback callback, Object state, Boolean ignoreSyncCtx)
at System.Threading.ExecutionContext.Run(ExecutionContext executionContext, ContextCallback callback, Object state)
at System.Threading.ThreadHelper.ThreadStart()

Too bad this game doesn't have better graphics so I could see what is happening. Still did some swingen. The idea and music are good.

Took a while but finally got the hang of it. Everyone wants to be a radar Tarzan!

The music is nice, but it's pretty difficult to figure out what's going on.

Really confusing on what I'm supposed to be doing.

Is the timer supposed to be 60 seconds? It counts down about 5 a second for me, making the time very short.

Hey, cool idea, but missing some key components. Definitely need a way to quit/restart the game. The timer seems to countdown exponentially, rather than at a fixed rate. It was very hard to see or understand what to do. The 'seeing with radar' is a good idea, but needs to be developed visually a bit more.

I couldn't see a thing. I didn't quiet know what my 'webs' were attaching to. The timer was too fast and I had to close the whole program to try again. The controls weren't very responsive either. Definitely needs a re-work because the idea and descriptions of the controls made it sound interesting.

That was hard to play. There wasn't enough time at all to get started, and at least for me, having to switch input modes to something that WSAD works for, meant I lost the first 1/4 of the time anyway. The idea of a platformer in the dark is kind of cool, but the rest of the design really held it back.

I don't understand the timer error everyone seems to have. I am unable to recreate it, The game runs at 60 frames per second and subtracts 1 / 60 each run then rounds it to newrest integer.

Music is very good!, the idea is cool too

Very interesting idea, but difficult to really get into due to the timer bug. Other than that, I like the combination of two ideas that have seperately seen a lot of use here - the radar and the grappling hook.

Really liked the concept and music. However I was also having issues with the timer, which may of been related to the inconsistent performance I was seeing each time I restarted the application to play again.