The sequel to the critically-acclaimed platformer: T1M! This time, I'm focusing more on other modes, not the random generation. I hope this will get just as much attention as T1M, my past non-curated games have been ignored.
Here is a summary of the official game modes:
Designer
The main game mode, Designer enables you to create your own levels, save them through a list function, similar to 2021 and Ninja Roy 5. After you create your level (and possibly save it), you can then play it using RHY(numbers)'s platformer engine. I'll also create a forum for sharing level codes although codes via. comments are welcome too. Also, hats can be available as you share more levels.
Disclaimer: Designer mode isn't finished as I still need to find a way to 'scan' levels.
Arena
Another game mode, Arena is a mini-game where endless amounts of monsters attack you. The game also uses the platformer engine and the AI will go on a loop. I'm hoping to have at least three different types of monsters and bosses in-between. You can also unlock trophies as you progress, depending on how many monsters you've battled.
Customizer
This mode, Customizer, is where you can customize the blocks you use in Designer. Also, I'm planning to update T1M so that it will include codes to unlock hats in T2M. Either way, this will call for creativity, but another benifactor of how this game will take longer is how I'd be able to add texture codes to the list saving feature. Either way, if Customizer is on, I can update T1M too.
Multiplayer
One I definately want to make, this is basically Arena but with two players. This will call for more monsters, harder bosses and more trophies. If Arena makes it from the drawing board, Multiplayer will too.
Options
Like other games, I will have options and a way to exit by overloading the Scratch Project offline. I'm fresh out of ideas so there is no need to worry about other modes, for now.
This will be more like a mod than a sequel, due to the fact that there is no direct single-player platformer mode. Still, this will be a great way to end the T1M series and hopefully reboot my games' popularity.
Last edited by NeilWest (2012-04-02 13:23:19)
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