Dark Matter drags other substances through Adamantium. I wanted to make a planet by surrounding a Dark Matter dot with an Adamantium shell and have other stuff sit on the Adamantium :(
Great game :-) I wouldn't have guessed there's a paid-for continuation though, it could do with being promoted a bit more. Certainly the three rooms make for a decent-length game, there's no feeling of it being a cut-down version.
Obviously needs more polish and bug-fixing. I actually like the little character, I think you could do more with him. Being able to "stick" to the walls when in mid-air is an unusual mechanic, and possible you could develop reasons and use for that in a sequel.
Very well executed. I like that the bat is curved to show how it behaves, takes a lot of guesswork out. Power-ups lasting forever perhaps makes things a little too easy, maybe be less generous with them, and with the extra lives, to balance things out.
I could not log in to the computer. Typing anything - whether the correct password or something else - into the presumed password box just gave nothing. I'd sent all the samples too.
One definition of stupidity is repeatedly trying the same thing and expecting to get different results. By that definition, this game is making me stupid.
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