good job

Simply awesome, very well made! gratz dude

Seems very complex! good job ;D

An online version would be nice..I agree ;)

that game is hard.. <img src="smileys/smiley36.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

Can I play a test of your game? look's so cool =D

love those type of dungeon games.. also this new angle is a lot better

OK changed Ubi's running speed (which makes the game feel a lot more insane). I did a speed run of Level 3 so let me know what you think of the way this feels over the original speed.

And here is a sound test for the jumping and landing AND it features a look at the new Desert World (with the old speed)

liked the speed run, i got some suggestions:

didn't noticed if there anything that indicates there's a hidden cave.. should be a good idea to add a hint..

also.. the AI of the enemies I think should be a little better.. enemies do more things.. u know?

sand ;)

Bonus usability hint: use choose(0,1,2) instead of round(random(3))

why would choose be better than round(random)? isn't the same in this case?

I also tried to compare choose(0,1) with a value and test if it trigger 50% of the times but it always trigger an action because the condition test the 2 options(0 and 1).

Ahem ... manual is here to help you !

Second paragraph , just after general sub-title !

Apparently you did not even read what I wrote because your answer has nothing to do with my question.

Hello

Today I was thinking if it was possible to compare a random value in a conditino without first setting a random value to a variable..

normally I first add a condition that adds a random value to a variable, like random(3) (this can be 0, 1 or 2)

then I add another condition that compare this variable result with another value of my choice and depending of the choice, a different action will be performed.

but, is it possible to jump the part of adding a random value to a variable and instead compare directly in the condition? example:

<CONDITION>

SYSTEM - round(random(3)) = 2

SYSTEM - trigger once

<ACTION>

set Text1.Text "It works"

else

set Text1.Text "Oops"

right now if I do that, the condition will test all the possibilities of the random expression and so will always trigger the action setting the text to "It works". My question is if there is a way that the condition will only try 1 value of the random expression and then stop.

the graphic style are pretty good!

but the game need some more work in the gameplay..

can I shoot in other directions like up down, diagonal? If not, would be a good idea