Started following you as @John_GameDev Interesting game I am interested in how exactly the game is controlled.

Started following you as @John_GameDev Interesting game I am interested in how exactly the game is controlled.

Hey, thank you for your interest.

Sorry, that was my bad for not actually explaining how to play the game.

The game is physics based, and you have a timeline at the bottom of the screen (like a video) and you can go forwards and backwards in time as many times as you want. So you can stop at any frame, and change the pose of your character, and try again. Repeat until you solve the level's obective.

If you want to see it in action and you can stand my broken english, I have a very old video that shows how to play: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwCWly5fcgo

Thanks for reminding me I have to make a new version of it.

Looks really interesting and different!

Definitely, one of the most original ideas for a physics game I've ever seen. Congrats on that!

Also, I really admire your journey, even if you didn't finish the game, I hope you feel it was worth it. Plenty of people talk, but not many people do. I hope you find continued inspiration from it!

Looks really interesting and different!

Definitely, one of the most original ideas for a physics game I've ever seen. Congrats on that!

Huge thanks!

Also, I really admire your journey, even if you didn't finish the game, I hope you feel it was worth it. Plenty of people talk, but not many people do. I hope you find continued inspiration from it!

Thank you. I really feel it's worth it. Not as a business decision, though =P.

The trip is not over though, if the wind keeps blowing in my favor, i'll keep heading north and I still have some distance to cover... *cough*march*cough*SF*cough* ;)

WOOOOAH!

This is how I'd describe everything here in one word. I think it's a cool idea, and would like playing that game. From what I've seen in the trailer, I could see an in-game scenario editor could really benefit it.