By NerdyTerdy (aka Ultraviolet)

Introduction:
When creating this map, I intended for it to be a small game, similar to the original, created by Softwarewolf. I succeeded for the most part in this (except for adding a few superfluous features). This map is fairly challenging, and unless you are really committed, it's unlikely that you'll ever beat it. Nonetheless, don't let that stop you having fun with it

Map Specs:

• Players: 6
  
• Tileset: Jungle
  
• Genre: Bound-ish
  
• Levels: 7
  
• Map Dimensions: 64x64
  
• Trigger Count: 561
  
• File Size: 485kb

Other Features:

• Toggleable music
  
• Toggleable respawn
  
• Toggleable AI (only available after 10 minutes of gamplay)
  
• Basic banning system
  
• Sexy overlaps

Additional Gameplay Notes:

• There are no victory triggers. Isn't the satisfaction of knowing you won enough?
  
• You have unlimited lives, the only thing that dictates how long you can try is your will.

Download link:
Pixel Adventure 2.05

Thanks to Cecil and Kaias for parts and ideas used in creating this thread.

I played that game last year or in January I think, it was really cool. I've beaten it once I think.

I kinda doubt you beat it, unless you played one of the earlier versions

This game looks crazy fun, I'll be sure to play it right when I get on Bnet.

Whisper me (my account is Ultraviolet) and I'll play with you.

I definitely plan on playing this when you get the chance... A "how to" in the first post'd be nice, just so I have some idea of what it is.

BTW what's with all the swastikas?

As far as a how to goes, it's fairly simple. Just learn the patterns of the crystals so that you can avoid getting hit by them. Watching the AI perform some of the levels helps a lot in certain cases, but generally you should be able to figure it out on your own. Certain levels require a bit of knowledge about how the game works. For example, in the second level, you need to know that purple crystals don't kill you, so that you can know to burrow under one.

And the swastika in the terrain is a coincidental functional decision :3 For a few of the levels, carving a pattern out of the swastika makes for a good escape path that is still tricky to navigate.

Post has been edited 1 time(s), last time on Feb 7 2024, 1:47 pm by Ultraviolet.