Don't Touch the Spikes

A simple, difficult, 12-level, monochromatic, weekend-made precision platformer with an abundance of spikes. Enjoy!

Also, my first game made in Stencyl. And it was made for the 2nd Weekend Jam and Stencyl's 4th Game Jam!

Controls

LEFT CLICK - Start game
LEFT/RIGHT - Move player
UP, SPACE, Z - Jump
R - Restart level
ESC - Return to title

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  Game Rating

  3

  Dogme said 7 months ago

  Hardest indie game I've played! :O

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  powerpoint45 said 9 months ago

  i LOVE THE EXPLOSION
  

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  Game Rating

  2

  slayer64 said 1 year ago

  needs a healthbar

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  Game Rating

  4

  Agent1729 said 1 year ago

  Good game. I thought some of the late levels were easier, I beat them in my first try. I liked the graphics, but I don't feel that the player fits in with the rest visually.

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  VomitOnLino said 1 year ago

  Keyboard smashingly hard. But still fair and good -- that's the way I like my games!
  
  Keep up the good work. :)

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  4

  KniteBlargh said 1 year ago

  Hey man, I cleared my cache and tried it out again. The collision appears to be fixed as far as when you turn the character around near spikes, but as for the running off the edge issue, it's still been happening now and then.

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  Andrew Brophy said 1 year ago

  I don't like it how the spikes fall faster than you do, but everything else is pretty nice.

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  4

  BitZero said 1 year ago

  Difficult but fun. :3 I do prefer my precision platformers without accelerating speed/friction/etcetera. I found a glitch where I couldn't run off the edge; I just kept running but not moving. :/

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  Broxter said 1 year ago

  Thanks. I've just updated the game to fix the glitch you mentioned. :)
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  Amidos said 1 year ago

  nice game

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  Amidos said 1 year ago

  this game with flixel :) what are u going to use flixel or flashpunk in future

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  Broxter said 1 year ago

  This game is made with Stencyl, which is a game dev program built on Flixel. I'm not certain whether I'll stick with Stencyl but I really like quite a few aspects of it, so it's looking likely.