This absurd application of physics in a fantastically silly setting made for a surprisingly fun and addicting game. Also, multiplayer! Despite currently missing a few elements, as well as no client-side prediction/interpolation of player position, the core mechanic is just fun to play around with, and I'd love to see it expanded upon after the jam!
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| Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
| Overall rating | #51 | 3.000 | 3.000 |
Ranked from 18 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.
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Hey Entropy, thanks for your review and comment! Somewhat ironically, there is client-side prediction but it's buggy, and so I think it actually makes things much worse! It only occurred to me later that since the player controls are force based, just allowing the client-side physics engine to move multiplayer agents works much better than the interpolation scheme I put in there (in the limit that the player executes no control command in a given frame, the client side physics should be 100% correct). I've already added quite a few features and improvements, so I'm looking forward to posting an updated version!
Thanks again!
At least I can fly with the dragon ! ^^'
A menu or infos like how many peaples are connected would have heen great !
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Shadow's perspectiveThe inability to look all the way up is frustrating. What am I supposed to do in this one? Seems shooting at the dragon is futile.
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Knight in ChateauI think it's the game I played for the longest in the entire jam.
It's really simple, but really addicting.
I had a lot of fun playing with the physics, shooting the black ball and hiding from people in the labyrinths.
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Don't push the button!igetthatreference.gif
very cool level design, too bad no sound. am I supposed to blast the dragon? wish I could look directly up in that case :|
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[enter shadow]
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