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[Droqen]

latest:
http://www.swfcabin.com/open/1285377381
arrows & KL
WSAD & CV
Q+P = resign


two-player co-op platformer;
local multiplayer only

Pinky* attributes: + Size / Power - Jumping / Speed Special: Trample Attack / Stomping / Super Heavy Inky* attributes: + Jumping / Speed - Size / Power Special: Wall-Jumping / Tiny Kick / Slide Blinky* attributes: + Speed - Nothing...? Special: Ranged Attacks / Universal Door Access Clyde* attributes: + Jumping / Jumping!!! - Speed Special: Cap Shield / Stomping

*not the names they will be keeping (probably)

[Loren Schmidt]

I like the character designs. They're very engaging, and I like the fact that they all have such different body layouts and sizes.

I'm definitely intrigued!

What sort of focus does the game have? The different character abilities make me imagine a blend of puzzles and combat.

[Droqen]

Thanks! That was very much the goal.

Currently I am thinking of a procedurally-generated setup, but...
There are also level design things in mind.

There will most definitely be a blend of puzzles and combat, though :]
Along with a dash of multiple solutions, depending on your team.

[Doktor_Q]

I hate you. Why can't I design anything this cool?

[dspencer]

Local multiplayer? As in same computer, or LAN?

either way, good for you for making a coop game! the world needs more of them.

[Bones]

I think he means IP connection between two hosts.
(but I've been wrong about what he could me before)
Just if I remember correctly I played a beta version of this project a long while ago.
But that was back when only the jumper was implemented.

So he might have just converted the project to LAN/local keyboard.

Are the sprites still going to generate their base color by the players input name like it used to?

[Droqen]

This is going to be losing the online capability (unfortunately ._.) which means there will be no naming, and no need for colour generation (despite the glee with which it filled me).

Local multiplayer = same machine.

For now, anyway :D

[Droqen]

Help me decide!
(I can't decide)

[Hangedman]

I like the smoother design. (A)
For some reason (B) is not as easy on the eye.

[Noel Berry]

I think (A) is better. It seems smoother, as Hangedman said. (B) seems like he's almost crying or something, to me, because of the darker shadows under his eyes.

So, my vote goes to (A) 

[TobiasW]

I hate you. Why can't I design anything this cool?

That.
You didn't even write that much about your concept, and I already want to play your game.

And definitly (A)! (B) looks like he didn't get his portion of sleep last night.

[caiys]

Well now I'm going to have to go against the grain here and say B. He just seems to have a little more character to me.

[Loren Schmidt]

I like (A). (A) is an awesome weird creature with no head, and (B) is just a chunkily proportioned unicorn.

[mokesmoe]

A vote for me too. This game looks pretty sweet, now I just need to find someone to play with.

[allen]

stop working on so many games you nerd

stick to one and finish it