A rather fun little puzzle game, although your copy protection needs updating, as it seems itch switched which domain it serves files from (at least you can still play it through it!)
That was some fantastic puzzle game design! On the one side, I really liked the visuals (somehow the platform elements reminded me of delicious candy drops), but on the other side, the whole shrinking-and-growing-mechanic gave me some "Alice in Wonderland" vibes. Great work! Happily I included your game in one of our compilation articles about the Ludum Dare 37 as well as in the related showcase video. :) Congratulations to the 30th, by the way! Great work!
Please comment re: use of recursion in AI. The first AI making language I read about was LISP. Its unique contribution to the field of simulating human thought processes was recursion. All object-oriented programming languages include resursive technologies, tho not named as such, even in the technology of instancing objects. Were you considering AI problems while making this game?
I assume you're talking about the 2nd coded door in the 2: Details area, one that has a key and an empty dollhouse that only has a spring. It is possible to get the code for that door, and it happens to be on the key you carry around! Simply drop the key into the dollhouse, before jumping into it. Then hop in to make the key really large.
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A rather fun little puzzle game, although your copy protection needs updating, as it seems itch switched which domain it serves files from (at least you can still play it through it!)
fun
how do i get past the coded door??? nvm im just blind
it says it is local coop on it but how do you play local coop on it
The Recursive Dollhouse has no local coop support. The tag with multiplayer was added in error.
how do you play local coop on this game?
Nice going! =)
it was so creative and the puzzle was fun too
I literally LOVE this game! It keeps your mind working while having fun, cant wait for more levels!
I really enjoyed this! Great concept :)
The Mac download didn't work for me though — white screen after the title card. Web version fine!
That was some fantastic puzzle game design! On the one side, I really liked the visuals (somehow the platform elements reminded me of delicious candy drops), but on the other side, the whole shrinking-and-growing-mechanic gave me some "Alice in Wonderland" vibes. Great work! Happily I included your game in one of our compilation articles about the Ludum Dare 37 as well as in the related showcase video. :) Congratulations to the 30th, by the way! Great work!
Best wishes,
Sebastian
Awesome concept! Intriguing and challenging but not too complex, the way I love puzzle games :D A good demo for an upcoming full game, I hope!
I made a video playing your game:
if you want to check, best of luck for the full release, cheers!
Please comment re: use of recursion in AI. The first AI making language I read about was LISP. Its unique contribution to the field of simulating human thought processes was recursion. All object-oriented programming languages include resursive technologies, tho not named as such, even in the technology of instancing objects. Were you considering AI problems while making this game?
If so, what solutions do you think this offers?
So it just ends at a door that you never get a code for?
I assume you're talking about the 2nd coded door in the 2: Details area, one that has a key and an empty dollhouse that only has a spring. It is possible to get the code for that door, and it happens to be on the key you carry around! Simply drop the key into the dollhouse, before jumping into it. Then hop in to make the key really large.
If I put the key in the dollhouse, it doesn't let me go in. I jumped all over that thing and nothing happened
Strange, it should. Which version are you playing? Web game, or a downloadable? If a downloadable, which platform?
Great game guys, I really enjoyed it!
Thanks!