The haskell code is simple (not awfully efficient, but that’s not a concern just yet), and I’ve tossed it here (32kb). You can control the prototype by pressing left/right on the keyboard.

Strange well in Arkham country—water gives out (or was never struck —hole kept tightly covered by a stone ever since dug)—no bottom—shunned and feared—what lay beneath (either unholy temple or other very ancient thing, or great cave-world).

An entry for the TIGsource Commonplace Book competition.

DOWNLOAD:

Windows (1MB)
Mac OSX 10.5 (2MB)
Source (4MB)

The source is, on the whole, a bit gross, owing partly to my inability to wrap the fmod library properly. If there’s any interest at all, I can easily make an easy-to-compile soundless and generally tidied-up version of the game available.

CONTROLS:

space – to progress through title menus
left/right – to move left/right
up/down – to turn off/on ‘thrust’

PREMISE:

Procedurally-generated tessellated-cavern flying game of sorts.

SCREENSHOTS:

In this demo, you are a red or blue block, the enemies are red blocks, moving in various patterns. When you overlap with an enemy block, your colour changes.

I’m not bothering with a binary distribution, but the source is here.