Not sure if it was my connection, but the webGL version took upwards of 8 minutes to load.

- After Playing it a bit, the game has some great mechanic ideas.

The idea that the created "roadway" breaks is great.

Yikes! I admit I haven't optimized for WebGL load times at all. I suspect Unity might be pulling in more assets than it needs compared to android or win10, as the load times for those are negligible. I wonder if atlasing my sprites would help, and maybe getting rid of anything I'm not actually using.

I did just try the page from my work computer, and it was less than a minute to load -- but that's faster than it was to load for me at home when I tried it, go figure.

And thanks, I've had fun with the mechanics for the roads. The road breakage actually came about as a mechanic to help the player get unstuck.

Which browser were you using. I read that chrome (the browser I used that day) is less than friendly with Unity.

just tried and loved it. very nice.

Which browser were you using. I read that chrome (the browser I used that day) is less than friendly with Unity.

I was using Chrome for both instances. Though, I've heard Firefox is the browser with the best support. It certainly has been the most robust.

Pretty good!

The only thing I would consider looking at is that the player can still be drawing a line when you pan the screen back to the start location after the saw blade falls off the level. That causes a line to be drawn across the whole level.

Yeah, I should probably clear out all the lines or disable swiping until re-oriented, though it's kind of fun to draw a line across the whole level in hopes it will be worthwhile. I think the easiest logic to add might just be not allowing swipes to be drawn if the player is outside the camera's horizontal tracking.

Also, in this version, I think you can draw lines while paused. Oops. I've got a few updates from this version that I haven't uploaded anywhere, I really should add a little version number somewhere on the title screen.

Also, if anyone wants to test android, or iOS, or Win10, shoot me a PM.

Game is fun. Some suggestions, however. You should clear all drawn lines when the player 'dies', also, and this may be a bit of a design choice, but I think it would play better if the lines were created while dragging, not after release.

And, I'm a huge fan of upgrades, so I would also suggest adding some to this game. Allowing the player to increase/decrease the blade's traction, size, max speed, etc. would add some play value, especially if these things cost money to modify.

Great job though! Looks and plays great.

P.S. I played it with Chrome as well, and it loaded in < 1 min.

I tried it and like it! :) I think if I were you I would add a pause key and the ability to build while the game is paused so that the player can get some time to plan the next move.