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Brane: A Game where one can move in Four Dimensions
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Author: u/xamueljones My arch-enemy is entropy*
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Score: 18
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Created: 2016-12-19T13:43:17
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u/xamueljones [+12] My arch-enemy is entropy (6 minutes later)
So the creator of this game got sick of waiting for Miegakure to be released and decided to make his own 4D game.
It's much shorter and simpler in scope than Miegakure will be, but it's still amazing as a working 4D environment. One of the most noticeable 'limitations' is that pretty much all of the 4D objects one interacts with are basically some variation on a hypercube (or at least in the first few levels I finished so far). But it's really, really, really cool to play this game.
Please donate something when you buy this game instead of just taking it for free!
Go to /r/Brane if you want to ask the creator anything about the game.
u/OutOfNiceUsernames [+12] fear of last pages (2 hours later)
If you liked this, you may also like:
- Braid (flavoured time travel);
- Monument Valley (perspective shifts);
- Antichamber (space warping shenanigans);
- (ios) Maze Tesseract (and variations);
- (ios) Frax (finite depth fractals)
- (ios) 4Dice (hypercube demo)
- there was also a wonderfully made hypercube animation done in SVG+JS (1, 2, 3), but its primary host is down now and its backup copies half-functional.
TBAs:
There’s also a list like this, which I myself haven’t checked out much.
u/aeschenkarnos [+2] (6 hours later)
Cursor*10 is one of my all-time favourites. Very simple puzzle with a very innovative (at the time) idea. I believe PB Winterbottom uses a similar mechanic however I haven't played it so can't speak for its quality.
u/CouteauBleu [+1] We are the Empire. (7 hours later)
... I am so spending the night on this.
EDIT: Or not. My finger is starting to hurt.
u/AntiTwister [+2] (7 hours later)
I put together this demo as a school project way back when. Still hoping to turn the concept into something real at some point.
u/monkyyy0 [+2] (10 hours later)
I find the lack of zachatonics disturbing
u/redstonerodent [+2] High Council of Gallifrey (11 hours later)
Also Fez, which is sort of like Brane and Miegakure but in one fewer dimension.
u/sparr [+1] (3 days later)
I tried to like Antichamber but I eventually got stuck and the complete lack of any progress feedback system made me give it up.