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A Key(s) Path
Geegaz
July 11, 2020
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Platform, Puzzle, IndieDevelopers
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Build your way with your keys. You have 3 movement keys - Left, Right and Jump - available at the bottom of the screen. You can drag them in the world to use them as platforms. But don't use too many, or you could run out of movement options! Because as soon as a key is placed, you can't use it for movement. It will be locked until you retrieve it from the world. A Key(s) Path is one of the winners of the GMTK Game Jam 2020, with the theme "Out of Control". It reached 6th place overall and was featured in GMTK's video.
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