^Like if the total file size comes to ~30k haha. If I had time for compression I might've been able to fit StickNinja all in the app though, hmmmm

Leafiness0; You should make Tag smoothscrolling. That way you could use 8x8 graphics Also I'm sad that it's 15mhz, running my batteries down =/

Quote from: squidgetx on July 16, 2011, 09:30:59 pm

^Like if the total file size comes to ~30k haha. If I had time for compression I might've been able to fit StickNinja all in the app though, hmmmm

Leafiness0; You should make Tag smoothscrolling. That way you could use 8x8 graphics Also I'm sad that it's 15mhz, running my batteries down =/

heh, I should make a 8x8 zoom in button for nymless.

Nymless was great in it's drawing and physics, the only thing I would recommend is a level pack. Do that and its a fun game!

Well, its like having 5, 6, or even 7 (depending on the diversity of the levels) different games. But you did good not trying to make a bunch of levels, you focused on the quality of the game, which is truely better.

Look in the help. 2nd to shift, Alpha to switch dimensions, although I think some levels have only one at a time.

2nd and shift doesn't do anything for me. 

It depends on if they're enabled in the options--so if 2nd doesn't shift or alpha doesn't switch then it's probably disabled.  Btw objects will only work if they both exist and are enabled.
Also, some of the levels have only one dimension so if it looks like there's only one layer that's probably the case.
And yeah, I didn't spend too much time developing levels, I ran out of ideas and just ripped them off of some of my old screenies...

In DS there are only 4 levels, so from 0 to 3 work. the rest are just empty.

I need to fix that...instead of saying the level doesn't exist it makes a new blank one.  My bad

Trying out programs now...
btw @tloz AXLE threw ERR:INVALID initially, but after compiling for ion it worked.  I'm assuming you did DCS or something?  Still stuck in some endless loop in the first level (that room where you fall down through a bunch of coins, there's two doors (and only two) at the bottom, both of which redirect to previous rooms)

AXLE: Great.  Threw ERR:INVALID initially, but after compiling for ion it worked.  Still stuck in some endless loop in the first level (that room where you fall down through a bunch of coins, there's two doors (and only two) at the bottom, both of which redirect to previous rooms)
EasyGame: Awesome.  This is the next WFRNG.
Tag: Also awesome.  Only problem is that after I beat it and quit and it automatically saved: RAMClearRoll'D.
FPA Demo: Nice.  I have no idea how you did this, while buggy it's still pretty cool.

Still trying the rest..

Still stuck in some endless loop in the first level (that room where you fall down through a bunch of coins, there's two doors (and only two) at the bottom, both of which redirect to previous rooms)

There is a secret exit. Remember, nowhere in the level is off limits. Try jumping along walls. 

So you can walljump or something?
I found a sort of steps thing going up, but one of the steps was just one tile too high
Nvm, just held the key until one jump was higher fsr

EDIT: so you jump higher if you're running...doesn't make much sense imho but w/e

Cube Droid 15/20:

Spoiler For Spoiler:

I didn't really get this game. The graphics were great, but seeing as I haven't played the flash game and the readme was not very helpful, I didn't understand how to play. Here's what I perceived from level one: You're the little guy bobbing up and down and you can move around and push blocks and stuff. If you step in front of a laser, you get zapped and die. I think the goal was to collect all those battery-looking things, but after I did that strange things started happening and I had to stop playing. I tried to get into it, but couldn't because nothing made sense to me.

Anyways, there's my take. I don't have time to play the remaining three games, but if/when I get around to it I'll post what I think of them (and possibly change my vote? we'll see ). My apologies if you were offended by any of this, and I'm sincere when I say that all the games were great and I can tell a lot of blood, sweat, and tears (maybe) went into the creation of said games.

Thank you very much for letting me know exactly what you thought of the game.  If you were concerned about my feelings (which you probably weren't, but I still feel like saying this), then I'm really glad you posted what you did.  You're feedback, though a little negative, is exactly what I want.   Thank you for posting why you didn't like it, as now I know what needs to be improved.

Sigh...why is my entry so buggy? I really don't know why, as my calc seemed to handle it perfectly fine, as did Wabbit =/