This is simply unbelievable! ☺️You have created a game in my mind. Since I was in primary school, I have been imagining a game where players can evolve across different dimensions. First, it is one-dimensional, then, after obtaining enough points, it becomes two-dimensional, then three-dimensional, and finally four-dimensional. I once made a similar game, but it was limited to three dimensions because I wasn't very good at writing code for switching between dimensions. So, in the end, this game became a biology-related game, and it is on my homepage. But your game inspired me, so may I obtain the source code and modify it? You can attach a License to the source code, such as attribution.Because my skills are limited, I can't reach the fourth dimension at all. So I want to modify the code to make it simpler and more suitable for landscape mode. More of the world, more functions.
In fact, I have a game that has the same name as this one. It's also called "Snake 4D", but this name was created by myself. I'm really impressed that we share the same way of thinking.
Make a custom difficulty where user can change the game settings to his liking. Also I hate the smoothness because you never know when the snake will turn when you press the arrow key. Also the controls are very delayed.
I am trying to start a YouTube channel, and am looking for content.
A few days ago I came up with the *incredibly unique* idea for a series of playing and testing indie games on itch.io!
I just love this game and wanted to ask if you would allow me to record and post a video playing and reviewing this game?
I will, of course, give credit to you, with a link to your itch.io page, to this game, and to any socials you would like to get out there to my *really large* audience of -0 subscribers.
I just wanted to ask you if you were alright with my posting this!
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This is simply unbelievable! ☺️You have created a game in my mind. Since I was in primary school, I have been imagining a game where players can evolve across different dimensions. First, it is one-dimensional, then, after obtaining enough points, it becomes two-dimensional, then three-dimensional, and finally four-dimensional. I once made a similar game, but it was limited to three dimensions because I wasn't very good at writing code for switching between dimensions. So, in the end, this game became a biology-related game, and it is on my homepage. But your game inspired me, so may I obtain the source code and modify it? You can attach a License to the source code, such as attribution.Because my skills are limited, I can't reach the fourth dimension at all. So I want to modify the code to make it simpler and more suitable for landscape mode. More of the world, more functions.
In fact, I have a game that has the same name as this one. It's also called "Snake 4D", but this name was created by myself. I'm really impressed that we share the same way of thinking.
Make a custom difficulty where user can change the game settings to his liking. Also I hate the smoothness because you never know when the snake will turn when you press the arrow key. Also the controls are very delayed.
I LOVE THIS GAME!!!
I am trying to start a YouTube channel, and am looking for content.
A few days ago I came up with the *incredibly unique* idea for a series of playing and testing indie games on itch.io!
I just love this game and wanted to ask if you would allow me to record and post a video playing and reviewing this game?
I will, of course, give credit to you, with a link to your itch.io page, to this game, and to any socials you would like to get out there to my *really large* audience of -0 subscribers.
I just wanted to ask you if you were alright with my posting this!
Here is the link to my channel:https://youtube.com/@GooseGooseDuck198
If you want to contact me through this process, here is my buisness contact info:
Email: goosegooseduck198@outlook.com
Skype (prefered contact): https://join.skype.com/invite/omTpyZ4oNzrg
sorry for the late reply! yeah sure feel free to review the game!
Love it and hate it
Love the dimensions
Hate the speed