Shapeshftr2D
50% fighting Godot's (perfectly fine) physics engine; 40% fixation on very important moving textures; 5% thoughtful level design, unique world-building, and stunning visuals; 5% sending my girlfriend to the animation mines for content I didn't have time to use.
Play as a formless abomination, altering your geometry to adapt to a shifting landscape. Spin, jump, and launch your way across platforming challenges.
This game is a work-in-progress. With a very short playtime and no dedicated ending, I encourage you to play around with the physics sandbox and enjoy the character animations. Please leave feedback to your heart's content.
This is my first time making a game and using Godot. All assets are original. Thanks for playing -- I hope you like it!
Credits
Creator: Ty Sorg
Art Design: Ansley Avis
Special thanks to Daniel Silliman, at whom I can always bounce ideas.
Shout out to Queble and Picster for helpful videos on state machines and terrain generation.
| Published | 2 days ago |
| Status | Prototype |
| Platforms | HTML5 |
| Author | tsorg |
| Genre | Platformer |
| Tags | Cute, Fast-Paced, Godot, Hand-drawn, Indie, Minimalist, No AI, Physics, Short, Singleplayer |
| Content | No generative AI was used |


Comments
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This was a ton of fun and there's so much potential with this concept!
I really enjoyed mastering the formless and circle shape physics to get through the level. Trying to find out how they worked best, like for jumping and momentum, kept me engaged until the end.
I wasn't sure how the triangle was intended to "help" me get through the level once I got to it, but I had fun with it's mechanic nonetheless.
A couple of bug notes, whenever you respawn at the start sometimes the camera is panned down more than when the game starts. This isn't game-breaking, the character is still plenty visible and it corrects itself by the first ramp. Additionally, not sure if this was intended, but the triangle only seems to launch when it is on a certain side (I assume the one on the ground when it first loads in)
Great job and congratulations on your first game!