PRESS TILDA


INFO:

Press Tilda is a 2bit platform puzzle game where the user plays as both player and creator.

Besides the platform gameplay the user can manipulate the game through a console.

Otherwise impossible feats become normal. Enemies can be teleported, crates can be levitated, potplants will be burnt.

The current version is a bit buggy (it was created within 48 hrs) but we plan on fixing it up at some point.

Team Members:

Evan Greenwood (programming) http://www.freelives.net/
Filip Orekhov (Illustration & Animation) http://www.visionaryunlimited.co.nr/ or http://www.tastypoisongames.com/
Luke Viljeon (Illustration & Animation) http://www.tastypoisongames.com/

PLAY:

http://www.blackshipsfillthesky.com/presstilda/webplayer.html

SCREENSHOTS:

I liked this game! the graphics were good and I liked the concept of the gameplay.
a gripe though:
elevator doors were a little wonky. I couldn't figure out what triggered them to open (I think time but...) to the point where I had to stop playing because one wouldn't open

I liked this game! the graphics were good and I liked the concept of the gameplay.
a gripe though:
elevator doors were a little wonky. I couldn't figure out what triggered them to open (I think time but...) to the point where I had to stop playing because one wouldn't open

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it was when I got to the level with the two laser turrets displayed in one of the screenshots. I accidentally jumped back to the previous level screen (with the 2 robots and laser spikes), and the elevator door WOULD NOT open for me

It takes 5 seconds for the elevator to open, you then press space to enter it. But this only happens when you have completed a certain task. For the one you described you need to deactivate both turrets otherwise they won't open.

That symbol is a Tilde not a Tilda (even though it is pronounced "til-duh")... I think you made a mistake in your spelling.

Yes we are aware of the correct spelling, the reason was just for the creative side of things. (Matilda) It's silly but it made the making of the game more enjoyable for us.

The Legend of Tilda

Lol, good game. No relation.

Thanks for all the comments.