[QUOTE="Black_Knight_00"][QUOTE="starydust89"]Hi, probably no one has ever played this, but... looking for a recent indie: a short gravity-switching puzzle game on Unity Web Player. team was ca. 5-6 people (I think they were czech, but not sure) probably from 2011 or 12, I found it through Unity's web site & it had its own site but now i can't find it for the life of me Its 3D, 3rd person, avatar is a little kid in a chicken suit. There is a ghost lady who tells you you're gonna die etc. (backstory is: it's halloween and you picked a bad place to go trick-or-treating and must now escape this dungeon/grave) So you maneuver through this dungeon by falling, avoiding spikes and changing the room's gravity with orange beams. Also, candy is a collectable item (it floats). Visually very dark, levels are lots of stone and kind of aztec style. The game is short, after a few levels of turning the room upsidedown to move blocks and open doors, the boss is the ghost lady who shoots chomping teeth which home you down. Anyone? Broken Dimensions You are an ace, man thank you!
Hi, probably no one has ever played this, but... looking for a recent indie: a short gravity-switching puzzle game on Unity Web Player. team was ca. 5-6 people (I think they were czech, but not sure) probably from 2011 or 12, I found it through Unity's web site & it had its own site but now i can't find it for the life of me Its 3D, 3rd person, avatar is a little kid in a chicken suit. There is a ghost lady who tells you you're gonna die etc. (backstory is: it's halloween and you picked a bad place to go trick-or-treating and must now escape this dungeon/grave) So you maneuver through this dungeon by falling, avoiding spikes and changing the room's gravity with orange beams. Also, candy is a collectable item (it floats). Visually very dark, levels are lots of stone and kind of aztec style. The game is short, after a few levels of turning the room upsidedown to move blocks and open doors, the boss is the ghost lady who shoots chomping teeth which home you down. Anyone?
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