Greetings from Space Revolver.
Since releasing the demo, we've been carefully reviewing your feedback and figuring out where to take the game next.
In this update, we've added a Level Editor feature so you can experience Space Revolver’s puzzles in a new way.
[What’s New in This Update]
1. A Level Editor that lets you create maps directly in-game
2. A feature to share your created maps via code
3. A feature to load and play maps made by other players
[How to Access the Level Editor]
You can enter the map creation screen through the Level Editor menu on the main screen.
[Level Editor Screen]
When you first enter, you'll start with a basic map layout ready to edit.
The map size can be expanded up to 12x12,
and you can freely place any mechanics from the demo.
You can also use Undo / Redo to revert or adjust your edits.
[About Map Creation]
You can design puzzles however you like using platform structures, movement paths, and mechanic placement.
You can create simple layouts or try puzzle designs that differ from the existing stages.
[Map Sharing and Playing]
Maps you create can be shared as a code.
Enter another player's map code to jump in and play their map instantly
You can also share your maps with others and exchange feedback by playing each other’s creations.
[Intent of This Update]
The original demo was all about showing you puzzles we designed—this update flips that around and puts the creative tools in your hands.
We're also curious to see how this feature will be used and what kinds of gameplay will emerge.
[We’re Looking Forward to Your Feedback!]
We'd love to hear your thoughts on this update:
- Is the Level Editor intuitive to use?
- Did you encounter any inconveniences while creating maps?
- How was your experience playing maps made by other users?
Even short feedback is greatly appreciated.
[Discord Community]
We're also collecting map shares and feedback on Discord.
Feel free to share your map codes or impressions after playing other users' maps.
We actively check in on all of them.
👉 Discord Channel:
https://discord.gg/SGX3AB2cUK
There's still a lot to improve, and your feedback is what drives that—so keep it coming.
Thank you.