Geodessey
Geodessey is a puzzle game which resembles match-3 games, it starts equally if not more simple but gets deeper and more challenging. It is played by changing the color of the tiles on the surface of a geodesic sphere, if said change creates a match of 4+ tiles of the same color, they disappear.
FEATURES
- Powerups generated by the player destroying tiles in certain ways, such as a wildcard tile created when matching at least 4 tiles in a "triforce pattern", or a bomb created when matching 6+ tiles.
- The game gets increasingly complex making the player place "blocks" of several tiles at the same time instead of just one.
- Combos can be achieved when new matches are created by the falling tiles when matched tiles disappear or when 2+ colors are changed with the same move.
- An endless mode with a move limit. The player can get more moves by destroying tiles but it gets harder and harder until he/she runs out.
- 60 levels with varying rules and goals: Destroy X number of tiles, destroy X number of sphere layers, reach X score, make certain tiles fall to the bottom of the sphere...
Status | Released |
Platforms | HTML5, Windows, macOS, Linux, Android |
Release date | Jan 12, 2019 |
Rating | Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars (2 total ratings) |
Author | FeitizoGames |
Genre | Puzzle |
Made with | Blender, Unity, Audacity, GIMP |
Tags | 3D, Casual, Low-poly, match-4, non-eucledian, psychedelic, Unity |
Asset license | Creative Commons Attribution v4.0 International |
Average session | A few minutes |
Languages | English |
Inputs | Keyboard, Mouse, Xbox controller |
Accessibility | Color-blind friendly |
Links | Twitter/X, Indie DB, Internet game DB |
Install instructions
There are two versions available:
-The WINDOWS version just requires unziping into a folder and executing Geodessey.exe
-The WEB-GL version requires unzipping and then opening the "index.html" with a browser (Chrome does not play webGL content from files so it has to be another browser)
Also available on
Development log
- Geodessey full is available!Jan 13, 2019
- Designing a level select interfaceNov 16, 2018
- Demo with endless mode availableNov 07, 2018
- Geodessey is in itch.ioNov 05, 2018
Comments
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Cool that searching for non-Euclidean gets you cool games like this!
Might be helpful to make it clear that the web version is an "endless demo" -- I played it and wondered what you mean in "the game gets increasingly complex", it did not seem to change when I played the web version, and I was not sure how to access 60 levels. (Any reason why the full version is not playable anyway?)
Sometimes the game freezes -- when I create a match, I see colorful triangles flying from the sphere to the moves counter, and my points increase at that time; but sometimes, the triangles never seem to end, and the points also increase infinitely. However, you don't get a high score, because the only way out of this to get out of this seems to be killing the game. (Got this twice so far)
Hello Zeno, I am very happy to see you liked the game.
About your questions: at some point I tried to sell the full version of the game, and thought that trying it on browser would help with that. After a few months nobody was interested, so I decided there was no reason not to make it free. Since it is very easy to remove the price I just did that. However, I didn't built a full version for the browser for the same reason I do not intend to do bug fixing, which is that this barely gets ever played and is not worth it to keep working on.