This software is a straightforward 2D puzzle game.
GraviQuest is a unique puzzle game that combines Python and PyGame programming languages to create an immersive gaming experience. The game's objective is to reach the goal in each level, but there's a catch - you must rotate gravity to get there.
To start playing, simply run 'main.py' and select 'New Game' or 'Quit' from the main menu. The menu itself is designed as a cool spinny thingy that adds an extra level of enjoyment to the experience. You can scroll through the options by shifting your mouse in the appropriate direction.
In this game, you move your character using the arrow keys, jump using the up arrow, and quit to the main menu using the 'Q' key. The controls are simple and easy to remember - there's not much complexity beyond rotating gravity.
At present, the game features two types of blocks: the standard floor block and the mysterious '?' block, which rotates gravity. It's worth noting that in the final game, there will likely be a spinny icon to indicate which direction the '?' block will turn you in.
Finally, the goal in each level is marked by a rudimentary-looking door image that serves as a visual cue for players to know where they need to go. However, keep in mind that the image may be improved in future updates.
To start playing, simply run 'main.py' and select 'New Game' or 'Quit' from the main menu. The menu itself is designed as a cool spinny thingy that adds an extra level of enjoyment to the experience. You can scroll through the options by shifting your mouse in the appropriate direction.
In this game, you move your character using the arrow keys, jump using the up arrow, and quit to the main menu using the 'Q' key. The controls are simple and easy to remember - there's not much complexity beyond rotating gravity.
At present, the game features two types of blocks: the standard floor block and the mysterious '?' block, which rotates gravity. It's worth noting that in the final game, there will likely be a spinny icon to indicate which direction the '?' block will turn you in.
Finally, the goal in each level is marked by a rudimentary-looking door image that serves as a visual cue for players to know where they need to go. However, keep in mind that the image may be improved in future updates.
What's New
Version 0.4: N/A