Game
unForced
11 years ago

Current Features (7-12)


unForced is a puzzle platformer set in an industrial world after a certain doomsday. Whatever happened to the world is for the player to uncover.

The game focusses around changing the gravitational force of both the player self and special blocks. By changing the player’s gravity the level completely changes. It may open new paths but also block others. The gravity blocks function as platforms aswell. Forcing them in different directions might end up to be a step unto a before unreachable platform.

unForced currently features:

  • 4 levels with increasing difficulty

  • USB Xbox360 controller support

As of right now the game is still in development and will get more features in the due time. Currently on the planning:

  • A Level editor. Create and share your own levels

  • More puzzle elements like doors and buttons

  • A time trials game

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