Bonjour ! Je tenais à te féliciter pour ce projet. Le concept de basculer entre deux mondes au sein d'un même diorama en carton a l'air vraiment original et super bien pensé ! L'ambiance de "Terre Brûlée" (Torched Earth) donne une vraie identité visuelle et narrative au jeu, et l'utilisation de la torche comme mécanique centrale est une excellente idée. On sent tout le cœur et le travail mis dans ce jeu en Three.js. Un grand bravo pour cette création !

Si jamais tu as un petit moment et que tu aimes découvrir d'autres projets indépendants, je serais ravi que tu jettes un coup d'œil à mon propre jeu, Oil Kong. Ton avis de développeur me ferait super plaisir !

Bonne continuation pour tes futurs projets !

Just knowing, I set all 5. The game is made simply but in 3D and with a wonderful idea

The storybook presentation and the cute diorama world are lovely, and switching between the living and burned worlds with your torch is a great idea. The opening signs made the goal clear right away. On my setup movement only worked while holding keys, so I didn't get far, and there were a few clicks before the game started. I'd love to see more of this one! If you have a minute, I'd love your thoughts on any of my entries: Torch Duck Parade (lead a growing line of ducklings), Torch Topple (knock blocks out of a torch-lit tower) or Pop Chain (one tap to set off a chain of sparks)!

The characters are so cute! I also fell in love with the picture-book style transitions when moving between worlds!
The platforming/action wasn't too difficult, and restarting close by after dying made it so satisfying to play all the way to the end!

My only feedback is that in the second half, the spider's laughter made it a bit hard to focus on the stage. I think it would be even more enjoyable if that sound played a little less frequently!

Love the idea of having two worlds, where you need to do something in one world to unlock something in the other! Really cool concept!

I'd love to know a bit more about your AI workflow, though. What did you use to create the assets and music? And what exactly did you use Rosebud for?

I'd also really appreciate it if you could check out my game and leave some feedback! :)

Hooray! A new game about a tiny Sir! Sir Torch-a-Lot, perhaps? 🔥 I loved the idea of flipping between worlds, even if my brain occasionally broke in the process.

I made it through four levels and enjoyed absolutely everything, except for a strange laughing sound that plays throughout the living world in Level 3 (Drowned Mill).

One more tiny thing: the music loops are joined a bit roughly, but that’s a matter of polish, not of the game itself.

Love-love-love!

This is the first time I’ve seen some of the mechanics; the game plays really well. I like the good design, the music, and so on. The game is very well made, a very good game.

I liked how the two maps, opposite in mood, each got used for what they do best. Had a good time, thanks!