Shine

ThE SuN Is a dEaDlY LaZeR

I like the graphics and story, and the mechanics are fine. The controls however are kinda unfun. I wish the orb followed the mouse without me having to click. And I wish Lucia could use the orb as a platform to jump off, broken as that might be.

My reaction to the final spike wall level: I...hate...sharp...corners...so...much.

All in all, great concept, even if I didn't necessarily like the enormous difficulty spike at the end. I would certainly be interested in a full-scale version of this. In fact, this has inspired me to plan out a version of this that would be easier (at least, on regular difficulty), but feature non-linear storytelling in the dialogue tree communication between player and the orb.

Imagine some of the telepathy conversation between Belgarion and Orb in Eddings' books, (assuming you've read them) as an example) but then also make the Orb less wise/knowing and more impressionable, so that its morality is altered by player's actions (kind of like what Shadwen tried and failed to do.)

This is your best game! It's a great concept and challenging. The only thing I didn't like was that since the org is tied to the mouse, it makes it difficult to move both the girl and the orb since moving the girl moves the screen, which changes where your mouse is on the screen, which then moves the orb. However, that is how it's set up and could be intentional challenge. Although I thought I was relighting the light house, not creating the sun!

@foxmaster5 What is this? 2008?