OMG, it's so hard.... how long is it?
Also, you should add a percentage function.
What I mean is like it shows how many percents you are done with each stage...
Just a suggetion BTW

It's the same length as the other levels. 1 minute 25 seconds. However, since I packed it so dense with objects that it will feel much longer.

I actually have a percentage function, it's in the stats screen.


That reminds me, this new level shows up as Fire Aura on the stats screen for now. When I finally implement it, it will have it's own section. (Though it's unlikely you'll beat your Fire Aura score on this level)

I think it's in the main menu, but I'm not sure (haven't had it on my calc for a while ).

I think it's in the main menu, but I'm not sure (haven't had it on my calc for a while ).

yeah, it's in the main menu.

just saw this, awesome.

I promised a screen shot, and here's how far I got.



I could probably get a little farther if I played it some more, but this is good for now. I forgot to check the Stat screen, but that should have been about 70% where I died.

You'll have to wait until I make a bot if you want the full thing though, the game is actually harder in wabbitemu because there is no blur (crazy right?) so I'm not sure I can beat in in wabbitemu (if at all)

That is insane. Like something I'd really want to try, but would only get around 10% in.

This is truly impossible, but awesome!

Quote from: thepenguin77 on October 06, 2011, 08:40:23 pm

the game is actually harder in wabbitemu because there is no blur

What ?

Quote from: thepenguin77 on October 06, 2011, 08:40:23 pm

the game is actually harder in wabbitemu because there is no blur

What ? What ? What ?

Nevermind. This is even cooler than the ice cream I just ate !!!

It's actually a pretty simple concept. The real change in difficulty all happens around triple spikes, which, until this level, were the hardest part of the game. When playing on the calculator, the perfect time to jump is right when your block enters the front of the triple. What is happening is that due to blur, you are not actually inside the triple, but it appears that you are. It is this timing that allows you to clear triples with ease. When the screen is perfect on the other hand, you actually have to time your jump before the spike, which is much harder to do.

As a testament to this, I had a guy who had beaten the secret part of the first version of my game about 7 times. When I told him to make a screen shot of it, he couldn't, and I feel this is because without the blur, he couldn't get his timing consistent enough to clear the 50 or so triples in that mode.