Dash

Dash - 0.8

Henry Mclaughlin (mrdude)

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Description

Dash is an old-school platformer, but with a twist: The levels are created procedurally.

This means that levels are never the same!

The game only has a few elements. The player, solid ground, and spikes.

In addition, the game will track the player's score based on what sorts of obstacles they are passing, among other things.

Dash is now at v1.0!
Edit: I found someone who made the Windows build for me, so that's up, too.

Changes

Added: Level Completion Sound Complete Level Generator Other Notes: Removed reset keys

Links

Home Page: http://code.google.com/p/black-marble-games/wiki/Dash
Source: http://black-marble-games.googlecode.com/files/Dash-0.8.zip

Screenshot

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Releases

Dash - 1.0 - Feb 11, 2010
Dash - 0.8 - Feb 11, 2010
Dash - 0.5 - Feb 10, 2010

Pygame.org account Comments

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February 19, 2010 10:28pm - Jason M. Marshall - nickname: (jmm0)
The "you died" animation is funny. The game crashes if I walk left. I liked the sound.
February 17, 2010 6:48pm - Seth - nickname: (fazz)
Works well. But, if you jump past the flag, you can keep walking towards the wall to make your score climb.
February 16, 2010 6:56pm - Samuel Bauman - nickname: (len44)
Very nice game. I noticed that there is no way to beat some of the levels, but it runs very smooth!
February 12, 2010 10:00am - Henry Mclaughlin - nickname: (mrdude)
Actually, "Arty" is a word, too. The difference is that "artsy" is more of an insulting word, whereas "arty" is more neutral.
February 11, 2010 9:55pm - Nathan Franck - nickname: (font)
On your website, shouldn't your tag line "Arty minimalism for the masses" actually be "Artsy minimalism for the masses"? Just saying, I think the word is "artsy".
February 11, 2010 7:11pm - Ian Mallett - nickname: (geometrian)
Interesting! Procedural work always impresses me.
February 11, 2010 5:02am - Oscar Friberg - nickname: (oscarlot) - 3/5
I liked the concept of the game. This could be something if you work on it.