Dreamscape
A downloadable game for Windows
D R E A M S C A P E
“I had a dream once. Of this beautiful world, where nothing wrong could ever happen. But when I got my wish, I realized, the world had become dull. And my dream slowly faded away.”
Dreamscape is a 2D Puzzle Platformer, where you must explore a mysterious and abstract realm with only a laser gun by your side. Solve puzzles by shooting lasers off reflective objects, and richoteing them to reach your goal. Explore 4 worlds with unique themes, and an ethereal and retro original soundtrack. This game was developed in 8 days for TairaGames' August 2018 “Mood Change” Game Jam.
Controls:
WASD or Arrow Keys - Move Player
Space - Jump
Left Click - Shoot Laser
Left Ctrl - Shoot Laser (For laptop users.)
Left Shift - Reset Position of Movable Objects
Credits:
By SPLEE TEAM.
Made in Unity
Created by Jacob Melendez, Zachary Samalot, and Paul Riggio.
Programmers: Jacob Melendez, Zachary Samalot
Art: Paul Riggio, Zachary Samalot
(Promo art by Clare Lyrek)
Story: Jacob Melendez, Paul Riggio
Music: Paul Riggio, Zachary Samalot
(Additional Music by Stuart Davidson and Seth Thompson)
Known Issues (Planned to be fixed after GameJam rating is over!):
-The player will sometimes clip into push-able triangles on rare occasion.
-Occasionally, reflective triangles will not chain correctly or will miss entirely. We recommend lining up your shots properly to remedy this bug.
-When jumping and touching certain walls in World 3, the players jump animation will get bugged.
-Lasers do not disappear off screen if they are put in a "reflection loop". This will mean the sound effect for hitting a laser off a reflective surface will always be playing for the whole world.
-The player does not come to a full stop after moving, which can make platforming feel slippery.
Please report any bugs that are found, and we will try to fix them at a later date!
Note:
This game took lots of hard work and dedication to develop, as Jacob Melendez (the lead programmer) learned Unity in just the eight days given to program the game. I hope the effort was worth it, and thank you for playing!
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Super cool! Love the vaporwave aesthetic!!!
Just found this game scrolling by haha, I'll make sure to leave a review.
Wow, just WOW Literally the most amazing game ever I can't even explain, but here I go - It's better than CiV V™ with the Brave New World™ Expansion Pack.
(Wish you could unlock some cosmetics, maybe some skins in the future?)
I give it a 9.5/10. Great Job Team.
Fun time! Thanks for the experiance =)
You can also use the arrow keys! If that's not your style, in the Config menu before starting the game, you can change the game's inputs! So really, the feature is already there.
I hope she got home eventually. :)
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What's the problem with encouraging people to subscribe? It's advertising.
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make good content, and people will check out your stuff. Use twitter, put yourself out there - just don't put yourself in OTHER people's venues trying to get a slice of the people going there.
deplorable.
I don't understand what your issue really is. I have shared many, many videos on itch.io and not one creator every complained about me posting those videos or about my encouragement for subscribing.
Self-advertising is not scummy, it's advertising. And nobody went to other people's Youtube channels so that example is mute.
Such UNFATHOMABLE ignorance. There is nothing wrong with advertising, nothing wrong with having a dream. You don't seem to have a lot of experience making videos. You need a lot more than good content to get out there. True, one can market on Twitter, IG, etc. But marketing on itch.io by playing games and GIVING them publicity while getting some in return is completely fine. In fact it is beautiful.
Please, if you are struggling with your channel, think not to lash out at other creators who are still struggling. But instead feel their desire to achieve greatness. Anger and criticism will bring darkness to the caster and receiver. Instead bring positivity and appraisal to give others hope. Temmieneko, I believe in your greatness, I hope you believe in it as well.