Dragon47
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Gerridae
Download: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B2aQ5BkGahEiNWFtLXp0VWV1Szg
This was my team's entry for Global Game Jam 2017, a 48 hour game jam where the theme was "waves". It is a 2D puzzle platformer consisting of 6 levels where you play as a water strider manipulating water to make waves. Use the arrow keys or WASD to move. Escape or Alt+F4 ends the game. F11 or Alt+Enter can be used to toggle between fullscreen and a borderless window. R restarts the game.
It's about a 5-10 minute long game the first time you play through, but you'll notice that as you continue playing you'll get more and more familiar with the manipulation of water, and discover interesting tricks to speed up your runs, making it very suitable for speedrunning. I encourage you to try again after you've completed it the first time to see the difference. Whenever you complete the game, you're presented with the run's time and you can use this to record your improvement.
World records:
1. Coldays with 31.863 seconds (video)
2. Dragon47 with 35.067 seconds
3. Bitsauce with 35.133 seconds (video)
Screenshots:
Gif:
Speedrunning:
As of January 23rd 2017, the world record is 31.683 seconds by Coldays. The video recording of it is embedded below (it contains spoilers, so play the game before watching if you haven't already).
Feel free to post your times below. I'll edit the score table if recordings are provided.
Download: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B2aQ5BkGahEiNWFtLXp0VWV1Szg
This was my team's entry for Global Game Jam 2017, a 48 hour game jam where the theme was "waves". It is a 2D puzzle platformer consisting of 6 levels where you play as a water strider manipulating water to make waves. Use the arrow keys or WASD to move. Escape or Alt+F4 ends the game. F11 or Alt+Enter can be used to toggle between fullscreen and a borderless window. R restarts the game.
It's about a 5-10 minute long game the first time you play through, but you'll notice that as you continue playing you'll get more and more familiar with the manipulation of water, and discover interesting tricks to speed up your runs, making it very suitable for speedrunning. I encourage you to try again after you've completed it the first time to see the difference. Whenever you complete the game, you're presented with the run's time and you can use this to record your improvement.
World records:
1. Coldays with 31.863 seconds (video)
2. Dragon47 with 35.067 seconds
3. Bitsauce with 35.133 seconds (video)
Screenshots:
Gif:
Speedrunning:
As of January 23rd 2017, the world record is 31.683 seconds by Coldays. The video recording of it is embedded below (it contains spoilers, so play the game before watching if you haven't already).
Feel free to post your times below. I'll edit the score table if recordings are provided.
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