Play the latest version here: https://lanceewing.github.io/you-ve-been-glitched/. 1m37s is the current time to beat.

"The caverns of shadow land have been infected by the Glitch, an alien virus that affects the very fabric of space time itself. The world around you distorts as it grows at a frightening rate through the caverns, pulsing with an energy that warps gravity. Only you have the power to restore stability to the affected areas, but do it fast! ...as if it is given too much time to grow, it will be unstoppable in its advance".

The aim of the game is to destroy all of the enemies, i.e. the Glitches, in as quick a time as possible. By juding the timing of the rotation, you can be in the right place at the right time to drop in to the next cavern, or leap up on to the next ledge. If you move through them quick enough, you can destroy all the glitches before they spread out of control.

This is an an entry for js13kGames 2016. The theme for this year was "Glitch".

Final Size: 10777 bytes

Move: A is left, D is right.
Jump: Space
Aim: Mouse
Fire: Mouse button
Pause: P

The game was developed using Chrome 50 on Linux, on which the rotation runs smoothly at full speed and everything works perfectly. So for Linux users, I would recommend Chrome, although it also works fine on Firefox on Linux.

For Windows, I would recommend Firefox. This is due to Chrome appearing to have a performance issue with canvas rotation that neither Firefox nor Internet Explorer suffer from on Windows. Everything works perfectly on Firefox under Windows, and I'd also suggest giving it a go in Internet Explorer 10 or above. The graphics were surprisingly smooth there as well, perhaps even better than Firefox, although the sound appears not to work in Internet Explorer.

It might require a reasonably fast computer with a semi-decent graphics card as well, regardless of the OS.

Created By: Lance Ewing
Original Music By: Lance Ewing
Sound Effect Library: JSFXR by Markus Neubrand
Music Synth Library: [SoundBox] (https://sb.bitsnbites.eu/) by Marcus Geelnard