I wanted to have made a nice big super-sized sequel, this week, but I got sidetracked.
For starters, I played a lot of Animal Crossing, so there's that!!
But that wasn't all, as this week's game took an alarming amount of time to settle into a groove.



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This week, we revisit the wonderful Neon world of NeonPlat.
I tried to create a half-and-half thing, this time around.
NeoPlat DS had a Level-based structure, and I wanted to try to bring that over to NeonPlat, but unfortunately things weren't that easy when tackling the multiple resolution/aspect ratio's of Monkey/Windows/Android development.
Things were MUCH easier when you had a specific DS screen to target!

As such, I struggled to get a nice Level-arena thing going, and ended up just making a series of falling platforms.
Once I'd finally realised I wasn't going to be getting Level-based gameplay, I instead took the time to get a decent touchscreen controller thing working.
I think I've cracked it, and early tests seem to have resulted in happy players.

Struggled to get it that good, though!!

Anyway, what we've got here is a nice RAW edition of NeonPlat.
The game simply kicks off, with no introductions, no explanations, and no time to pause.

You hit start, and BOY does it start!

Cursors and Button to throw, or Left box to move and Right box for jump/throw.
Alternatively, if you swipe upwards in the Left box, you can jump using that, so you can hold your other thumb over the throw button.

You can Download NeonPlat Raw here for Windows, Android or play it in your browser. Touchscreen controls are not recommended with a mouse! (Unless you have two!!)