I wanted to remake an old C64 submarine game what I loved as a child, but after making some sketches, I found it too difficult to make an exciting and long enough level for it, so finally dropped the idea. maybe with limited amount of torpedos and bombs, and with some strange large deep-water animals (like a mutant octopus) could make the level exciting, discovering underwater labyrinths, requiring breaking through walls by explosives (causing self damage if wrongly used). but probably a non-vehicle idea would be better.

Thank you for your input, it's much appreciated!
However, I've thought about the idea for a few days and now decided to go for a non-water and non-vehicle level instead (it will be a regular platforming level with a focus on an abundance of deadly lasers).

Deleted the finished but old and uncool snow level which I'm creating currently from scratch (if I stopped deleting stuff I would have completed the game multiple times by now):

I've loved this game since I first seen it come to the forum. Always loved watching your youtube videos - and the skateboard minigame is Epic (The N64 Controller makes me happy).

Outstanding work!

Thank you, my friend!

@Superku: Never delete, just move to "put on ice" folder

I've thought it's about time for a new video so I've recorded me playing the snow level from start to finish (except a secret area): http://youtu.be/yBnlP91KGoY



(btw. the ski sequence does not look hard but it is, took me 15+ tries to complete it on video)

This snow level looks incredible. Everything fits together very well. How long did it take to create this level?

I like it very much, just one note: around 1:15 it is not very logic for me that you can jump up onto nearly imnvisible platforms.

Thank you both!
Hm I don't really know, worked on it in my spare time over the last ~12 days.

Yes, it's not logical but this section was never meant to be realistic. The thing the player has to notice is that Superku's reflection on the giant ice block is off to the point that it mimics the player's movement mirrored at the middle of the block. Then you will have to use your own reflection to navigate across the invisible blocks, thus with left-right-inverted controls.

Things like this are rather common in my levels, esp. seemingly solid blocks which you can pass through and oftentimes reach secret areas or find shortcuts this way (similar to 2D Metroid games).

Will the final game support Xbox360 controller input?