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Analogue Escape
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Analogue Escape
Tag per Analogue Escape
Descrizione
Prototype of a small 2D teleporter platforme
Come si gioca
WASD for movement, Shift for sprint, Space for Jump, 1 & 2 to choose pets, left and right mouse button for pet actions
Commenti
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CraftyTurtle
Dec. 14, 2011
Too many weird (and somewhat illegible) instructions too quickly. What's with using pets (unrecognisable) as transporters and bombs? I found the whole thing confusing and nonsensical. Information overload. Sorry. Didn't like it.
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Hi there - thanks for the comment The first level is meant to serve as a tutorial level, teaching the player the mechanics of the game thats why there is a lot of information presented. However, I do agree with you that the pacing of said instructions should maybe be spread out a bit more to provide space to play around with each mechanic. As for the use of pets, I want to keep the player a bit in the dark of what the overall story line will end up being, however, it should be understood that the player character has a knowledge of these kinds of animals and therefore knows what their properties are.
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