Shincomprehensible

by Shin Rekkoha
created Dec 18, 2014

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True Art is Incomprehensible

If you don't know the origin of this art style: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piet_Mondrian
This map is designed around some specific level design features. This is not in my usual style, and is heavily influenced by Varredor's maps and discussion with Syena. I would love to hear what you think of it. Here is a list of features:

-No hand-holding

-Multiple routes / free routing

-"Figure it out" camerawork and gameplay

-No repetition of obstacles or sections of the map

-Color changing because color changing because color changing

Recommended Music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jen-8lHqDCc

8 comments

Antinumeric
said Dec 18, 2014

1- No where near enough spikes for a Varredor map.
2- No option to start with super but no jump by going through a corridor filled with spikes
3- I love that we can say we have a Shin map in the Varredor style.
4- I thought Piet was solid blocks of colour the black lines interrupting different colours, not having them look like rubix cubes.
5- how many hearts I gave this.

Shin Rekkoha
said Dec 18, 2014

Certainly, his paintings are solid blocks of color. The way I did it with the glass tiles isn't exactly the same. I like to think of it as a Shinprovement to the original art.