A Curious Case Of Lines by BridgeOnAStick

A game to test your line-making skills! But beware, some lines ~~tear through the fabric of space and time~~ are just like the others!
The current webgl build is a newer version of the game. The jam version is still downloadable.
Version 1.1
- Controller support
- Different way to draw lines
- Bugfixes
Ratings
| Overall | 85th | 3.889⭐ | 38🧑⚖️ |
| Fun | 149th | 3.686⭐ | 37🧑⚖️ |
| Innovation | 10th | 4.306⭐ | 38🧑⚖️ |
| Theme | 463th | 2.868⭐ | 36🧑⚖️ |
| Graphics | 254th | 3.472⭐ | 38🧑⚖️ |
| Audio | 81th | 3.757⭐ | 37🧑⚖️ |
| Mood | 105th | 3.672⭐ | 34🧑⚖️ |
| Given | 36🗳️ | 37🗨️ |
It's so cool how you change the gravity when turning on those lines ^^
Really enjoyed this one, well done!
- Add visual distinction between regular bridges and the world shifting lines. Right now, they always appear as the same UI element. While this doesn't matter given the game's linearity, it just felt inconsistent imo.
- The camera could sometimes move quite a bit when starting to draw. I found this sort of jarring. It wasn't too bad though as the game was always playable :)
The world change is very cool, despite everything being done with simple shapes and lines, the aesthetics and mood are very nice.
But I got stuck inside wall and can't continue to play :cry:

Near the end the game became a bit trickier, but I think that was nice. The only problem I had is that I could not orient myself whatsoever because of all the rotating and teleporting. Near the end this caused me to walk back to where I came from, which meant I needed to repeat a part. This is no big deal though :)
Lastly, the end was pretty sudden. There was no final finishline, or final portal or something like this. The game just zoomed out, even though the place I was at did not feel so special. Maybe something that stands out as 'the end' would be nice. (Perhaps even just an empty straight road or something like this.) Of course, also this is no big deal and really subjective :)
Amazing submission! All the feedback I have are just very minor things. I enjoyed playing it a lot! :D
@qthree Oh no! That's really unfortunate! Thanks for letting me know, there is probably a way to prevent that. Sorry about that!
@wuppos Thanks a lot! Other people also said that it's hard to orient yourself. Seems to be a common thing which I have not thought about. The end was just more of a 'return to the beginning' where the first line you made is also the last one. Thanks for all the feedback! I really appreciate it!
Also, the game is very nice and zen, like a friendly limbo. The mood is so well done, honestly nothing to add here.
There were multiple times I thought to myself "well that's clever". I really liked the way you move around the level to draw the circle at the end. That gave it a nice sense of overall progression and grounding amidst all the perspective shifting. Would definitely play a longer form version of this.
Only criticism might be that often controlling the lines can be finicky as they sometimes go in unexpected directions. But apart from that I really enjoyed the experience.
Nice work though, love the music and simple yet effective graphics !
The only issue I encountered where some point where it mixed up some off the colliders of the points so I was dragging one point but another moved.
Besides of that, I loved everything! The concept, the graphics the sound.
Oh and in the beginning I thought I could decide to which point I can move the lines. That would be a cool feature to give the player multiple possible ways in a future version ;)
Overall a 5 stars game.
I think my favorite concept was the level-wide objective of drawing the giant circle.
I would agree with some of the comments saying it doesn't relate to the unstable theme, but that's a minor detail considering how good this game is.
Great job!
The concept is cool, but I think it could be made more interesting. Most of the time, it's clear what you have to do: just draw a line and continue. With more puzzles, it would be great!
Well done!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7tmoVuT7-6o
Love the music and simplicity :D Nice work!