Otherworlds
A free platformer game — play it in your browser, no install. Otherworlds is a retro-inspired, space themed platforming game built using javascript, html, and css.
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Controls: Users can move the character using wasd/arrow keys and the space bar
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Otherworlds is a retro-inspired, space themed platforming game with sets of levels taking place in a world with certain properties. The goal for each level is to get the the door at the end of the level. The last level in a world (5 levels per world) has a portal to the next world.
Users can inidividually mute/unmute music and sound effects in the main menu. Users can select a level by navigating between worlds and clicking on the level of their choice. Users can view controls by hovering over the controls icon in the top left of the screen.
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