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Dimension Jumper!

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sogomn 2014-08-24 13:19

Unfortunately it doesn't work for me :(

c4ooo 2014-08-24 18:02

Why? does it not run?(is there an errer mesage?) or does the gampley suck?

coumn 2014-08-25 16:23

Can't open the file sadly ):
(HP laptop win7)

okmmjyygv 2014-08-25 16:25

it doesn't run dude.

c4ooo 2014-08-26 22:35

Guys you nead java 8.

endurion 2014-08-27 09:07

Sorry, no Java.

strong99 2014-08-31 18:58

The text was hard to read, but the dimensional part is rather nice.

frogcheese 2014-09-07 13:51

Okay... good job getting this done in 48 hours, but this game is difficult to play, and not in the good sense of difficulty. There are a lot of details that could be fixed to make the experience better:
* I never got the shooting part to work. I pointed and clicked, but no one ever seemed to get shot.
* The enemies don't despawn when you die, meaning that if you die by your checkpoint, they'll camp out and kill you again when you come back.
* It seems as if clicking the portal doesn't always teleport you, according to rules I don't understand. Is there a cooldown? If so, it should be clearly visible to the player how long they have to wait before they can switch dimensions again.
* I lose half my life if I fall further than 3-4 blocks. This feels a bit unfair - especially around the end when you pretty much have to take a fall of this height to proceed.
* A minor gripe, but the font is pretty hard to read.

If these things were looked at, I think your game could be a lot better. If something strikes you as a possible bug, I ran your game with the latest Java 8 on OS X.

ofursnati 2014-09-11 11:23

how am I supposed to run this thing?

cakencode 2014-09-11 14:55

When doing community based competitions like Ludum Dare, it's in your best interest to make the game as easily playable by a lot of people as possible. Putting it in a .rar file is already going to turn away a lot of people. Requiring Java 8 is just another layer of difficulty.

bluesky 2014-09-14 15:10

Good job!