The Right Turn

The Right Turn is a mouse-based platformer. Twist and Turn a device in the game to manipulate the player aswell as the game world to conquer three unique and challenging levels while collecting all 36 Red Orbs or going for a record time!

During your journey you will find four unique buttons, which you can attach to the device in any way you like. Every button has a special purpose in every level, while still being usable in a plethora of different ways. 

Even after collecting all red orbs, you can try to unlock every single one of the 11 unique achievements, or even try speedrunning it, with the game keeping track of your personal best time and a speedrun mode, which adds a timer and an easy way to restart a level or the whole game with the press of a button. With some planning you can see yourself skipping parts of levels and pulling off insane tricks, to get that last button in no time!

This game is completely playable with nothing but a mouse. Everything colored orange is something you can interact with by pressing the left mouse button and dragging, pressing or pulling it. You can even use the right mouse button to cancel a jump or detach a button, aswell as the middle mouse button as a shortcut for the first attachment. The only time you'll be using the keyboard is if you want to get really serious with your times, and use the speedrun mode.

This game automatically runs a benchmark before the game begins to roughly determine your performance, and adjusts the graphics settings accordingly. You can also tweak these options in the settings menu manually.

If you enjoyed the soundtrack, you can listen to and download it for free at the highest quality possible over at my Soundcloud:

https://soundcloud.com/prox276/sets/the-right-turn-soundtrack

The HTML5 Version of The Right Turn might take a long time to load if you decide to play it on itch.io. Newgrounds and Gamejolt seem to handle WebGL better, which is why you should try playing those versions, if this one doesn't load for you.

This game was made in a timespan of 2 months in Construct 2.

Any Feedback, encouragement and criticism would be greatly appreciated!