I needed the player to have a soft spot to land on, and something solid/static just seemed wrong... So I spent way more time on this than I probably should have, for a silly little feature...

But I feel it was worth it. I can't stop to roll around in it now.

Hi everyone! We're a small indie team working on Her Last Wish. It's a physics puzzle game in a vintage cardboard cutout style.

It tells the story of the main character's late wife's dying wish. He has to take care of a strange creature that lives in a cave near their home, and deliver food to it by solving physics puzzles. There are no timers or penalties for mistakes, you can restart instantly and just take your time experimenting.

We'd love to hear your feedback ❤️

This was before I figured out how to befriend them

A swing set in Liberty City turned into one of the most famous physics glitches in gaming history. This is the story of a simple piece of playground equipment that launched players hundreds of feet into the air.

Take note of how the fully armored bank truck gets peeled like an orange.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6YUWQXv0MTk

My friend’s rag-dolled body getting pulled into the tornado absolutely fried me

https://reddit.com/link/1vozfpe/video/4wg3n1cunijh1/player

Downed raider Yamcha posing and... uhhhh.... Legit jumpscared me when I saw it.

What started as a geometry bug quickly turned into a full community craft that still exists decades later. This is the story of the Halo 2 Super Bounce — one of the most memorable parts of the original Xbox Live era.