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- 1. FEZ: A 2D Game made in 3D Drew Okenfuss
- 2. - Flat Gameplay - Rotate the Map
- 3. New way to traverse the maps
- 4. - Relatively large maps - Verticality is essential
- 5. Changes how you think about maps
- 6. Finding and Collecting Cubes
- 8. Similar to Antichamber - Innovative puzzles - Branching Map
- 9. Player Involvement - No structured objectives - Complete freedom
Editor's Notes
- The game plays in a flat state but the world is actually 3d
- Traveling around the maps is much different with the ability to rotate the map
- Just looking in a flat sense, the maps have a strong component of verticality and are very tall
- From the top left picture, you cannot see the door in the bottom right picture
- There is both the challenge of spotting the cubes and actually getting to the cubes
- The levels are not connected in a linear fashion, but rather, they are branching off of each other into smaller groups of levels
- While Antichamber is not 2D, it does have similar underlying gameplay elements
- The player can choose where to go and what to do at any point in the game