Toweriser - a GGJ game

[mswf]

'Sup Gametoast!

It's sure been a while since I was an "active" user here. High school kicked in and afterwards I joined a gaming study.

Speaking of which, last weekend I made a game with a group of friends during the Global Game Jam. I am rather happy with our result, as were our group members, as was the jury which unanimously agreed on making our game the #1 of that GGJ location!
I would call it my first public "success" in game design and I wanted to share our game with the forum and users that got me into making games, learning 3D and thinking about design.

You're supposed to play it co-cooperatively with another person, Xbox360 controllers support already build in.

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I did most of the game design, half of the level design, all the 3D work and all visual Unity work (shading, shaders, effects, particles etc.)

I put the link to an Unity webplayer behind the image above, but here's the link in full:
http://toweriser.nl/

My sole motivations to link this here are that I honestly hope some of you might have some fun with this and because I want to make a huge shout-out to how awesome this community has been for me, starting out as a total n00b.

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Also, I'd love to hear any comment &| critique. If there's one thing I've learned from game development, it's that you can never get enough feedback.

[JimmyAngler]

I'll check it out. looks good, kind of like another game (can't remember the name) That I loved.
Feedback soon.

[mswf]

Just to emphasize, the idea behind the game really really calls for it to be played with 2.
Because it's playing on the funny things that happen if 2 people play it together. You have to really talk to each other about what you think you should do, so that the other person doesn't run off and get's inconveniently warped.

[JimmyAngler]

well if you post some times that you could play, would you like to run me through it?

[Maveritchell]

Neat game! What was the theme this year?

[mswf]

The theme was "We don't see things as we are, we seem them as we are."

Our interpretation led to the mechanic of being able to place yourself in the others' position, but still keepin your current attributes, like momentum and status.