Yet Another Metroidvania

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• Game description + controls
• Level editor controls
• Features
• Known bugs (read this if you're editing levels, it could save you some trouble!)
  

A metroidvania prototype. Move with WASD or arrow keys, TAB for menu.  Currently, there are only 3 levels but you can make your own ones with the level editor.

Level editor controls: Scroll to zoom, hold middle mouse button to pan, entities are drag n drop. Tile brushes are left click to place, right click to erase. When drag n dropping, hold the mouse close to the screen borders to move the camera in that direction. Export is straight forward, Import (which does not work in Firefox) works like so: Copy the entire content of an exported level and paste it in.
HINT: Don't click cancel if you wish not to import anything, but rather, just don't paste anything into the prompt and click "Continue", or whatever your browser displays there.

Features:

• Level editor with import / export functionality
• Character that can run, jump, climb ladders and get hurt by lava :o
• Basic enemy type, hopping back and forth
• Shooting enemy type, either walking back and forth or shooting at player if within range. Their projectiles deal damage not only to the player.
• Annoying, unmutable SFX
• Tilemap
• Soft "god-ray" lights inspired by Hollow Knight's lighting solution (not available in the level editor, I'm so sorry)

Known Bugs:

• As of 14.4.2021, importing levels does not work all of a sudden
• When you enter "edit mode" in the level editor and immediately click on a drag-n-droppable object (either from the menu or in-game), it crashes.
  • To avoid this, always click on a tile in the menu first, so that you're in "tilemap editing mode" before you drag n drop an enemy

• Copy pasting text into the import button dialogue doesn't work in Mozilla Firefox
• When the import dialogue is open and you switch to another tab / another app, it may crash.

  
  

  • Best practice: When you're about to import a level, first copy the text, and only then open the import dialogue.

made by Pavol Pánisz