KlSS

Features

• 15 levels and more* .
• Runtime Level Editor.
• Developer candy (open source).

*When a new level is released, it is downloaded automatically when opening the game. Only the most recent level will be downloaded. If you want to know when a new level is out, follow me on itch.io!

                                                                                                                        

About

KlSS (Key, love, Sword, Shield) is a simple puzzle game with retro (Atari 2600) aesthetics. The first few levels expose the main features and serious challenges come after that. You like challenging your mind? Give this game a try.

                                                                                                                        

Controls

• Arrows: Move
• Space: Retry
• Esc: Quit game

                                                                                                                        

Level Navigation

• PageUp: Next level
• PageDown: Previous level

                                                                                                                        

Level Editing

Levels are located in the Content subfolder. To create a new level, turn ON level editing and use the PageUp button to go past the last level. This should bring you to a very minimalist template level. Edit it at will and then save with the Floppy Disk icon.

• Tab: Toggle level editor
• Mouse click
  • On level: Paint tile with selected brush
  • On tiles at the right: Select brush
  • On floppy disk at the bottom: Save level to file
• Right mouse click (on level): Erase tiles
• Mouse wheel: Select next/previous brush

                                                                                                                        

Are you a game developer?

KlSS is my first attempt at using MonoGame (I've been using Unity). Here's the stuff that might interest you:

• It is opensource.
• It integrates CircleCI; the game is built automatically for Windows, Mac and Linux each time a commit is pushed to GitHub.

                                                                                                                        

Special thanks

• Jean-David Moisan, for inspiring me into using MonoGame;
• Gabriel Le Breton, for his integration of CircleCI.