Time for some polishing

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Even when a prototype, a game need to be consistent; placeholder art are extremely usefull, but sometime you need something more to get people in the core feel your project has.

It doesn't need to be something revolutionary, a simple ~10 frame animation can give a lot of hints on what this game is, well, mostly a pretty cute girl running around. It doesn't show the wall-jumping, the kicking and the general struggle with platform puzzle... but ehy! It gives one idea at least :)

A nice thing with simple animation like this, is how easily they can be reused; here's how it look the home screen option menu

There's lot of work I've done under the hood; a new tileset enterely drawn by me, some minor functionality (ie: platforms that you can pass through and become solid only once you're over them). It's not all about eyecandy; there's lot of coded stuff in this prototype, but that stuff is extremely unstable and half-baked, so you won't see any of them in the three-level course. I am thinking to add a special "sandbox level" where you can try those feature and give me your impressions.

Another great news! I was finally able to deploy the html5 pack, now you can play straight away from your browser if somehow you don't like to download and run things from your desktop!