This Inverse Platforming Mechanic Is So Satisfying
This Satisfying Platformer Lets You Enter Inside Platforms
You'd probably want to eat them too.
This game prototype really lives up to its working title, Wobble. It's such a simple yet fun concept, and it honestly feels like the kind of game that could have fit right into the PSP's library.
Min Tram, also known online as phaspez, said he was inspired by Rain World for the map and level design too. For the ladders to work this way, he wrote custom collision logic for the platforms. Adding inverted platforms then came down to flipping the normal vectors during collision checks.
The bouncy and stretchy walls are all made out of polygons. If you're interested in the jelly-like physics, the developer recommends checking out this video by Walaber:
Right now, the game doesn't have a Steam page to wishlist, but you can click the green Follow button on the Steam developer page to get notified once it goes public.
Below are a few earlier demos shared by the developer:
GodotGameLab also has over 50 hours of free tutorials covering everything from component-based game development to creating a Slay the Spire-inspired deckbuilder: