Abbigale and the Monster - Renegadeware

Hi guys! This is my first release for Ouya. I wanted to see how easy it is to make a game for the Ouya console so this is the result!

https://github.com/ddionisio/1GAM_02...n.png?raw=true


:strawberry: Synopsis
Join Abbigale in a journey to heal the mental madness within herself.

:strawberry: Gameplay
Top-down puzzle game where you control both Abbigale and the monster. Both mirror each other's move. The goal is to move both to the golden tile.

:strawberry: Screenshots

https://github.com/ddionisio/1GAM_02...reenshot_1.png

https://github.com/ddionisio/1GAM_02...reenshot_2.png

https://github.com/ddionisio/1GAM_02...reenshot_3.png

https://github.com/ddionisio/1GAM_02...reenshot_4.png

https://github.com/ddionisio/1GAM_02...reenshot_5.png

Comments and suggestions are welcome! :love_heart:

This. Looks. Amazing. Totally my kind of game. I love to see female characters and really enjoy puzzle-solving, plus this seems like a really cool perspective. The visuals/background are stunning and I bet, if/when the game launches, people will be really interested in the concept art.
Do you have game-play? I'd really like to see it in action and I am always curious about the music and sound design.
Keep it up!

Hi! Thanks for the reply, I'm happy you like the visuals!

I totally forget, this is already in Ouya. I developed this for both the web and Ouya in mind. This is the link to the web version if you guys want to try the game out:

http://gamejolt.com/games/puzzle/abb...monster/13374/

This game is pretty much freeware, I haven't decided to expand on it...yet. I'm just happy it made it to the Ouya library! :)

Been wanting to try this game for a long while. Man, do I love it. Good job :D

The only thing that bothers me a teeny bit is the lack of support for analog sticks. I'm not a huge fan of the OUYA dpad. It's not bad, but not good either. Everything else in the game is awesome. The music, the graphics, the idea... Awesome.

there was a puzzle game for the nes that i always enjoyed called binary land. this is pretty much the same concept. what is keeping me from enjoying this game is the non-fluidity of movements and the reversed controls. i can accept the 1 square at a time movements. while they make the game feel less fluid than it should be, they aren't a deal breaker. the thing i can't seem to get past is that up is up, down is down, but left is right and right is left. i do not understand why you chose this gaming mechanic. our brains are wired to have d-pads respond as expected. inverting controls is only common in flight sim games and some first person shooters, but certainly not in a puzzle game.

is there any chance that a reversed control scheme could be added to the options?