Shape in the wall by 2kah

made by 2kah for LD35 (COMPO)

IMPORTANT - the WebGL build is experimental and may be very laggy, download the game for your OS for the best experience.

You control the shape of the hole in the wall you're approaching, get through as many as you can!

My high score is 48, please leave a comment if you manage to beat it :)

CONTROLS
1 - Cube hole
2 - Sphere hole
3 - Cone hole
4 - Cylinder hole
space - Start/Restart
esc - Exit

LEADERBOARD
63 - RConan
53 - Jith
48 - TP2k
48 - 2kah
46 - vethan

Leave a comment with your score and I'll put you in. You can lie if you want but there's no prize for 1st place

Web/Windows/Linux/OSX	https://2kah.itch.io/shape-in-the-wall
Source	https://bitbucket.org/2kah/shapeshift/
Original URL	https://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-35/?action=preview&uid=22263

Ratings

Coolness	45%	1350
Overall	2.83	762

Audio	2.14	588
Fun	2.87	645
Graphics	2.30	813
Innovation	3.00	527
Mood	2.15	773
Theme	3.43	423

Feedback

Idkfawin32

18. Apr 2016 · 09:21 UTC

Well I really love the fact that instead of changing the characters shape, you need to change the walls shape. Really adds to the challenge considering you have to wait until the last wall passes to see what shape you are.

mutonizer

19. Apr 2016 · 11:40 UTC

Very nice application of the theme, really like the concept and how it ramps up. At first I was like "too easy..." then died at 39 points...and kept dying around there afterwards :)

Simple, effective.

One minor grip:
It was more "effective" for me to look at the shapes at the bottom of the screen (interface ones) and simply react to my own shape changing at the corner of my field of view, than to keep my eyes on the shape itself.
Not sure if it's the same for everyone but heh, had to comment on something else than just "fun!"

Anyway, kudos :)

nervous.composers

19. Apr 2016 · 13:07 UTC

Interesting application of concept. I liked the fact that you had to shift the environment, instead of your avatar.

vethan

20. Apr 2016 · 08:42 UTC

46 on my first try! that was pretty fun! I might have to adjust my technique after reading other commments on here hah

Gyfis

22. Apr 2016 · 20:08 UTC

As mentioned earlier, the cool thing is that you don't change yourself but the obstacles! Really cool idea.

iossif

23. Apr 2016 · 14:06 UTC

my brain hurts. it is primed to change player shapes and not the other way around. well played... well played :)

<3

neilcorre2k6

01. May 2016 · 15:34 UTC

haha nice! :D this idea crossed my mind when I was making a game for this compo, haha :D well done! :D

3T3A

05. May 2016 · 11:30 UTC

I've seen games like this but when you change the wall, it just change the mind. It's pretty original and these 2 music notes are very well used. Good job

loveapplegames

07. May 2016 · 18:52 UTC

A good puzzle game, and more difficult than you'd think when it speeds up! I only reached 20. It would be nice to be able to control the starting speed which seemed a bit slow after you have restarted many times like I did :)