Splat
A downloadable game
Splat is a top-down maze-based puzzle game where you control a Splat, who has to navigate a complex network of pipes and chambers and hazards. The goal is to collect all the baby splats and avoiding hazards like toxic waste and moving platforms, while using portals, doors and platforms to help find a path to clear the screen.
Gameplay:
The game presents a series of increasingly challenging levels with unique layouts and obstacles. You move your creature using the keyboard or joystick. The levels are filled with pipes, chambers, and moving platforms that you must navigate by collecting all the baby splats
Hazards:
- Toxic Waste: Green pools of toxic waste will instantly kill your creature upon contact.
- Moving Platforms: These platforms move back and forth, adding an extra layer of challenge to navigation.
- Time Limit: levels have a time limit, adding pressure to complete the level before time runs out.
Objectives:
- Collect Baby Splats: Scattered throughout the levels you must collect to progress.
Demo Version:
This is a demo version to help with testing and getting feed back, you can also choose the level to start from.
- BUNKER
- FURNACE
- MAZE
- TOXIC PIT
Feel free to leave any feedback or bugs in the comments.
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A fantastic new demo from the programmer of whom Andrew Braybrook said "never heard of him" and Crash! said "I think you have the wrong number, please stop calling". The greatest homebrew since PG Tips? You be the judge. After being a (fairly) good boy for all of 2024 Stretch received The Spectrum for Christmas and immediately dashed up to his bedroom to start whacking out. (Code for this delightful puzzler.) A simple-yet-addictive game of planning, reflexes, trying to remember which button you bound to 'up' and fiendish level design results in this 4-level demo which in great Spectrum tradition has a much easier second level than the first. A joy to play, lots of 'one-more-go and THEN I'll put that housefire out and rescue the family' about it, I can't wait for Stretch to finish the other 252 levels that he promised.