Very nice,so far! Really impressed. :DBah, yeah, I forgot to give the player the high jump power up. >.< Early on, it was just supposed to be run and climb, but I added high jump around tileset 100 or so and edited the previous tilesets to clean up any potential wallswims or voids as needed.
I like how it's gonna be a way to browse through tilesets for anyone too bored for the level editor,and it's very good to be seeing very smart uses of tilestes.
Yeah,there are problems.Many tilesets are just a huge mess by themselves,and some look ugly.Not ugly enough to stop you,though!
Also,give us the high jump.I don't know if this is a mistake,or you didn't playtest,but some screens (all after 50,iirc) are impossible to get through from the "normal" way.You have to move back from the next checkpoint at these cases,but its a problem with an easy solution,the high jump(or edit the level a bit)
You should definetly continue this! It's really fun!
I'd like to play but mediafire has it's hate on for me againEch. How so? I could try to upload it somewhere else, but Mediafire really is the best place I know of.
/me plays a tiny violin for the loss of Megaupload.Don't despair, Megaupload rose from the ashes as Mega.co.nz :)
Really? :v Ah, well I still do prefer Mediafire. And Filedropper's not bad, either, I suppose, so I'll just upload them to those two./me plays a tiny violin for the loss of Megaupload.Don't despair, Megaupload rose from the ashes as Mega.co.nz :)
I was expecting this to be an uninteresting mess, but I was wrong. Some screens and transitions are surprisingly creative. There's impressively good use of the most difficult tilesets. Screen after screen, you're creating a catalog of how these tilesets were probably intended to be used which is not always easy to figure out. If anything, I'd like to hear ambiance in the finished version. Keep up the good work. *gives star*Aww, thanks! And I do plan on adding some sort of sound to the end project, though I left it out of the beta because I really don't know if I should use custom music and have much more to choose from, or use the vanilla music to stay true to the point of the whole thing.
By the way, I like what I've seen so far! It's an ambitious, helpful, and interesting project.Oh, thanks! x3 I'm actually messing around with it right now, heh.
I tried it. Some screens are gorgeous, some are worse - but it depends on tileset.Really? I'd love to see that level by Saba! *goes [search]ing*
I remember there's similar level by Saba. I tried to make something like this several years ago but I abandoned it, so the idea is not unique. But I liked it and I thing it might be useful to see some less frequent tilesets in use.