Experience the Ultimate Rage: Master Our Physics-Based Climber

Experience the Ultimate Rage: Master Our Physics-Based ClimberExperience the Ultimate Rage: Master Our Physics-Based Climber

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Pratap Soni

• 3h

We created a punishing yet rewarding experience where players navigate a quirky character over a mountain of bizarre objects using only a hammer. This game taps into the popular “rage game” genre, offering a unique, high-difficulty challenge that is as frustrating to play as it is entertaining to watch.

Task

To create a difficult-by-design, physics-based game that provides a steep but fair challenge. The objective was to build a memorable and rage-inducing climbing experience with unconventional controls, fostering a sense of immense accomplishment upon making progress

Game Design Game Development 3D Animation Autodesk Maya C++Godot Engine

Arek Dvornechuck

pro

• Jul 5

Interactive shader in the Hero responding to cursor movement.

Made with Wonder, done in Webflow.

Should I participate in the Wonder Challenge?

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Zerdalu

• Jul 5

I have asked Wonder Chat about shader generation and it told me that there was no such functionality. How did you generate a shader in Wonder?

Marvin Te

pro

• Jul 5

Creating this mini game within 2 weeks for the @Rive x Contra Interactive Character Challenge was indeed.... a challenge. Glad that they extended it. We were able to polish up a bit and added a mobile experience. Test the experience here: https://www.plainlysimple.studio/moomin-rive-game (This now works for both desktop and mobile) Latest embed links: Desktop version - https://rive.app/s/hnOTsHaaQ0OiVwecv20kLw/embed?runtime=rive-renderer Mobile version - https://rive.app/s/sPxWKatapUucTG_m1uw2zA/embed?runtime=rive-renderer This isn't perfect, and I wish we had more time to add more interactions, polish more, and add more mechanics, but given that we finished this within 2 weeks, I'm super proud of what my team and I have accomplished. This was made possible because of Rive's features and approach. Rive's joysticks, constraints (which allow switching between user control and animation control over the character easily), and state blending (such an underrated feature in my opinion), all made the character feel alive. The AI agent helping with the game's logic and mechanics was super helpful. To make the character feel alive, a delayer script plugged to the cursor tracking was necessary (again with the help of the agent).