Thanks everyone, and as promised I present to you the scrolling background:



I'm still working out a coupla collions related bugs (see the little slices of land left behind there when you erase blocks), and I'm going to tinker around with interrupts to see if I can't get the gray to look nicer.

Yeah, the speed issue is just because I refresh the screen more to try and get better looking gray, but I'll probably have to end up sacrificing a wee bit to maintain good speed.

that looks amazing, and the greyscale is really nice, it's like real

I like the smooth gameplay and the jumping physics. And of course, the grayscale. Looks like 4-lvl gray. So what exactly will this game be about?

Ok, cool.

haha yeah, I agree.

I learned that from leafy, actually; basically you just have an array full of X,Y coordinates pairs, and you shift all the coordinates every frame, adding in the current X,Y coordinates. (sorry if that doesn't make sense)

OK, I'm reviving this project, not that it was ever dead, but it's in active development. There's going to be no scrolling, because it slowed down too much and made the gray look bad.

Anyways, I've changed the animation thing that happens when you toggle a block so it's twice as fast (and also severely bada** ) in terms of game element limitations, you're only going to be able to place blocks after you delete them, on a one-to-one ratio. So for every block you delete, you can place one somewhere else.

I'm also going to add buttons, and blocks that you have to push or pull around that open doors. Other ideas? For tiles, there is also bouncy tiles and spikes. Honestly I think I have enough game elements, I'm going to try to do really good puzzles with the level design.

One more thing - I'm at the point where I want to change the name. There's nothing wrong with the name YAZP, but it's always been kind of a placeholder, and seems to me to be kind of a cop-out...Anyways. If you have any ideas, post them here.