Physics World 2189 is a unique physics simulator set in a Sci-Fi of the not so distant future. With the gravity gun, you can pick up objects such as cubes, spheres and so much more. There is no object to the game but to explore and have fun! You have unique areas to play through, or pass one or more up as you want, it is totally up to you on how you want to play.
I have decided to release this game as is as for now to get you excited about the finished version. This is a ALPHA release where I get feedback about the game from you, the end user to allow me to fix bugs and try to improve the final product for you for future release.
The game has a time limit of 10 minutes per run as it is a ALPHA version. The final version will not have a time limit as it will be paid, but the trial/demo will have a 10 minute and one room limit, like this version does now.
The game is about 60-70 percent finished but there is a lot to go to improve game play, adding things like menus and much more. All in all, I hope you enjoy the game as it is right now and will provide your feedback on it to help me finish it. That is why I'm releasing it in this state, to get good quality feedback on it, so the final release is worth the $9.99 asking price.
What I still need to fix (and bugs list):
* Add a menu to the game with settings, save and load games and basics like that.
* Add new types of cubes and balls to pickup (some lighted with neon colors)
* Ability to turn on and off the music as you play the game
* Ability to change music as you play the game with new tunes (maybe 3-5)
* Confirm exit game or back to menu UI
Wish List:
* Would like more interactivity in the game (buttons, mini games)
* Make more dynamic such as shooting lights and they move from impact
* More levels than just the one
* Multi-player
Bugs List:
* Balls not going down the wall on last room (bug fix #001)
* Some balls on last room you can not pick up yet (bug fix #002)
* Shoot some balls and they go through walls [last room only] (bug fix #003)
* More to come as time progresses...