Slide Cube

Intro

This is an evolved version of a game i realeased almost two years ago with basically the same premice, you slide a puck collecting yellow cubes and then try to get to the yellow puck, on top of a cube that rotates if you go over the edges. The previous version could only rotate aroundone axis while this version can now rotate around two. this version also comes with a build mode alowing you to make your own levels and then saving those to play later or send to someone else.

Controls

While in Play Mode, you control the blue puck with W,A,S,D and you can pause the game and bring up the pause menu with ESC. You can also switch quickly between the play mode and the build mode by pressing L.

While in Build Mode you can rotate the cube with W,A,S,D and use ESC to pause. You place objects by using Left-Click and remove them by Right-Clicking. You can select the different objects by either clicking on them in the menu or pressing 1,2,3,4,5.

The objects are as follows:
1, Wall: a red block that stops the blue puck in its tracks.
2, Pickup:a rotating yellow cube that increases your points.
3, Goal: a yellow puck that finishes the game if you collide with it.
4, Path: a transparent purple block that is only visible in build mode.
5, Char: the blue, player controlled puck.

Anything else that you could want to do should be availiable as a button in the different menus, wich you just left-click on to execute.

Saves

To accsess the save files if you where to want to save them elsewhere or load in downloaded saves you go into the SlideSaves Folder in the Slide Cube_Data folder, each .txt file in there represents a loadable level, changing the name of the files will change the name of the level and any txt files can be put in there to act as a level, though proboably wont work if you edited them yourself or insert a document not made by the game(might even break the game, i wouldn't know).

Thanks

Thank you for looking at, playing and reviewing my game, if you get around to making any levels that you would like to see in a future build of the game or you have any questions and concernes that you would like me to hear but don't want to type in a review you can email them to: [email protected]

Hope you enjoyed it if you tried it and thank you again for your time.
-Toby
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