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Is this game downloadable?, Where?...
Thank you very much, it looks awesome ;) ...
ferna2294 2 years ago
It's comming to Xbox Live Indie Games next month :-)
CreativeCogGames 2 years ago
Oh, will it be avaible for pc?...
ferna2294 2 years ago
Wow, now that put's the GAME in GAMEPLAY! I love it!
reubenator 2 years ago
very cool
matthewdoucette 2 years ago
wow, i love the look of this game! ditto on the physics question...homegrown?
cronus98 2 years ago
I'm glad you like the look of my game, I mentioned below that I'm using the physics code from Walaber's jelly physics library.
CreativeCogGames 2 years ago
I've played a game just like this before. Can't remember how or why I found it, but it was basically the same thing. Anyways good job on this.
1stAreo8 2 years ago
Maybe you mean Triptych? It's similiar, the main difference is in Triptych the individual blocks are solid and in my game the individual blocks are squishy.
CreativeCogGames 2 years ago
No, the blocks were also "squishy". I think it was in a different programming language though. But don't worry it's almost impossible to come up with a original game b/c just about eveything else has been taken. Still keep with this and enter it in the contest.
1stAreo8 2 years ago
Nice twist on the genre. Are you using your own physics engine, or 3rd party source? I'd like to do a 2D physics game someday soon... it's always interested me. Good luck with the game!
JDoucette 2 years ago
Thanks! I started with Walaber's jelly physics code for my physics and modified it for my own needs.
CreativeCogGames 2 years ago