Controls: WASD<\/strong>, arrows<\/strong>, R<\/strong> to restart<\/p>\n Goal: Get the two players together.<\/p>\n This is end-game stuff, the objective is to 'get together'.<\/p><\/div>\n Intersection is a spacial puzzle game with a mechanic based around the intersection of environments. It’s for two-players one-keyboard, but can be completed by one person without any trouble.<\/p>\n My idea for the theme ‘tiny world’ was the way two people see the world when they’re really<\/em> into each other. For them, the world can become the intersection of their two perspectives – that is, a tiny, unique little world.<\/p>\n Whether or not that translated into the game is up to you to decide, but it also works on a maths level: the puzzle can be thought of as a 3D maze being projected into 2D from two different perspectives, with the player(s) exploring the ‘tiny world’ formed by the intersection of these perspectives.<\/p>\n I had about an entire day set aside for building puzzles for this mechanic, which I didn’t do<\/strong>. Instead, I spent that time thinking about the game and how difficult it would be to write legit puzzles for it. For example:<\/p>\n Anywho, enjoy, and thanks for playing! \ud83d\ude00<\/p>\n Here’s my LD entry page.<\/a><\/p>\n \n Tags: 2D<\/a>, as3<\/a>, compo<\/a>, final<\/a>, flash<\/a>, Flixel<\/a>, postmortem<\/a>, screenshot<\/a><\/p>","time":"April 22nd, 2012 5:12 pm","title":"Surrendering, Before Time\u2019s Up"}![\"Final](\"http:\/\/www.ludumdare.com\/compo\/wp-content\/uploads\/2012\/04\/ss22.png\")
<\/a>\u00a0What is this thing?<\/h2>\n
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Failure?<\/h2>\n
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tl;dr: Puzzles would be really hard to make, but are possible (and interesting).<\/h2>\n