Shapetraction
A downloadable game for Windows
Created by WalKey-Talkey
(Langston Key & Walker McDonald)
Second Place Overall in Michigan Game Jam!
Shapetraction won first in the following categories:
Most innovative
Style, Polish, and Aesthetic
Gameplay and Mechanics
Use of theme
and got runner up for Music, SFX, Audio!
Vincenzo Valerio de Terzi (1595 - 1562) was a professor of mathematics who discovered negative volume at the Pontifical Gregorian University, which at the time was known as Roman College of the Society of Jesus (est. 1551 by Ignatius of Loyola and later renamed by Pope Gregory XIII).
Modern mathematicians agree Valerio de Terzi’s work was detrimental to the field and single handedly put geometry and topology back by centuries. There is, of course, no such thing as negative volume.
The following game is an interactive dramatization of Valerio de Terzi’s seminal work “Shapetraction: Approaches to Volumetric Inversion Dilation (VoID)” translated from Latin.
Free to Use & Creative Commons Asset Credits:
Particle Texture Library
Noise Texture Library
Materials
Font
Adobe Audio Library
Lens Flare Texture
Church Bell Sound
Icons
Status | Released |
Platforms | Windows |
Authors | Langstonian, DWalkerM |
Genre | Puzzle |
Tags | 3D, Abstract, Atmospheric, Dark, Godot, Level Editor, Short, Singleplayer, Third Person |
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Install instructions
If the main windows build is very slow to run, or you are experiencing GPU related graphical issues, please try the compatibility build. It doesn't look quite as cool, but you can still play the whole game, use the level editor, and play others levels!
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Absolutely incredible!
The vibe is *immaculate*
Amazing game, the art and shaders are beautiful! Loved the puzzles as well.