{"id":1074,"edition":6,"categories":1,"features":0,"size":3990,"name":"Toggle Blackout","authors":[{"name":"Miguel Silva","twitter":"mnsilva2","login":"mnsilva2","gh":43231348}],"description":"

You have the ability to toggle every light in the room.\nTry to reach the exit without getting caught.

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This concept is really nice. I like risk/reward element, but I really, really wish that the movement speed was faster - it feels far to slow for me.

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Always dig a well implemented stealth game about turning lights on/off or “Offline” which I think fits the competition theme well.

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Rest of it is pretty basic yet. But I could see this evolving into a fun stealth game about puzzle solving. Maybe with the story being that of a hacker?

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I very much enjoyed the mechanic of the game, if you do continue with the project then it would be good if you tighten up the movement; if the character moved at a more natural speed then you could have some interesting puzzles as the game goes on (like moving guards who arrest you if they bump into you).

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I’d play a game where you were a art-thief hacker which had this mechanic, and I’d enjoy it.

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