That’s a term you don’t see very often around here, and seeing it tells me you’ve put thought into the foundation of the game and the design behind the mechanic.
The concept works really well, and I think it opens up so many possibilities to push the game design even further. There are so many interesting directions you could explore:
Speedrun potential through precise timing and perfect dimension swaps.
Switches that only exist in one dimension but create an impact in the other.
Puzzles where the player has to think about both worlds at the same time.
The core idea is simple to understand but has a lot of depth, and that’s a very strong foundation for an indie game.
Keep up the great work! 😄
I’ll definitely be following this project and I’m excited to see how it grows and evolves.
OMG our first comment on our first "game" ever online, I'm genuinely moved both by your beautiful words!
Yes, the directions can become so many that I even struggle to think them all up (one I'd considered is a score tied to the number of switches you make — fewer switches = higher score), then there'll be moving platforms and various hazards. The ideas you gave me are GREAT too, I think I'll steal them somehow haha, so thank you.
Quick question — we're new around here — how did you find our prototype? Did it show up in the itch feed (I'm guessing not)?
THANK YOU SO MUCH for trying this little test and taking some time to comment, you made my day!
Honestly, I love being able to motivate developers. I'm a game developer myself, so I know how much a single thoughtful comment can mean—especially when you're putting your first project out there.
And yes, I actually found your game through the "Most Recent" section on itch.io! 😄 I like scrolling through it from time to time to discover small prototypes and indie games that might otherwise go unnoticed. There are a lot of hidden gems out there, and I enjoy trying them and leaving feedback whenever I can.
I'm looking forward to seeing where you take this project. Wishing you and the team all the best, and most importantly—have fun making it!
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A really good proof of concept here! ^^
That’s a term you don’t see very often around here, and seeing it tells me you’ve put thought into the foundation of the game and the design behind the mechanic.
The concept works really well, and I think it opens up so many possibilities to push the game design even further. There are so many interesting directions you could explore:
The core idea is simple to understand but has a lot of depth, and that’s a very strong foundation for an indie game.
Keep up the great work! 😄 I’ll definitely be following this project and I’m excited to see how it grows and evolves.
OMG our first comment on our first "game" ever online, I'm genuinely moved both by your beautiful words!
Yes, the directions can become so many that I even struggle to think them all up (one I'd considered is a score tied to the number of switches you make — fewer switches = higher score), then there'll be moving platforms and various hazards. The ideas you gave me are GREAT too, I think I'll steal them somehow haha, so thank you.
Quick question — we're new around here — how did you find our prototype? Did it show up in the itch feed (I'm guessing not)?
THANK YOU SO MUCH for trying this little test and taking some time to comment, you made my day!
Alberto from Blatero Studio
Haha, I'm really happy to hear that! ❤️
Honestly, I love being able to motivate developers. I'm a game developer myself, so I know how much a single thoughtful comment can mean—especially when you're putting your first project out there.
And yes, I actually found your game through the "Most Recent" section on itch.io! 😄 I like scrolling through it from time to time to discover small prototypes and indie games that might otherwise go unnoticed. There are a lot of hidden gems out there, and I enjoy trying them and leaving feedback whenever I can.
I'm looking forward to seeing where you take this project. Wishing you and the team all the best, and most importantly—have fun making it!
We are, definitely! And we'll treasure this attitude of yours too, to spread the "mood" <3
Thanks again, and stay tuned ;)