This is a game where you to go through puzzles with your companion cube. Your aim is to go from checkpoint to checkpoint while keeping the cube's hp above a curtain amount (about>70HP). You have to navigate over different types of colored walls.

instructions: click to do everything.
click and hold yourself to restart at the last checkpoint.
put the box onto the checkpoints to charge them up, and to activate them.
take care not to damage your cubic companion.

and now, a little "story" in the language "JavaScribed"
let package=companionCube;
world.sun in world.sky = true;
world.sun.y = world.horrison.y+20;
world.clouds in world.player.view= 0;
 world.player.feeling!= "stressed";
 world.player.mission=  world.player.delliverTo(package,goal);
goal.possision=new Coordinates(veryVeryFar*direction.right,undefined);
 world.player.Wincondision? =  package.state!="broken";
 world.player.takeCareOf=package.state;

extra "credits" (not the name)

(im sorry this paragraph was made after jam) This game was made for the extra credits game jam. All code used was made from scratch in javascript+HTML, by me. No libraries were used (not including basic stuff like Math and Date). The game engine was made before the jam. the image of the companion cube was not made by me. I credit the "spidering" mechanic to http://www.freewebarcade.com/game/four-legs/.


StatusReleased
PlatformsHTML5
Rating
Rated 4.0 out of 5 stars
(1 total ratings)
Authortpt_engine97
GenrePlatformer
Average sessionA few seconds
InputsMouse, Touchscreen

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post Jam updates: enabled god mode (changed 5 characters from "false" to "true") this is why you might notice the file is about 2 bytes smaller. press "g,q,1,2,3" and click to enter god mode and place objects. god mode -> map editor. theres also a button for saving the world in a json string.

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I like the mechanic a lot, I think the game can use some UI indicator with how many clicks you have left before dropping the cube. Overall good job, I feel I can get addicted to a game like this one.