Cartesian

Cartesian is a unique puzzle-platformer with lasers as its core mechanic. Use lasers to reflect, push, destroy, and more as you search for your lost crew-mates. Dozens of interesting mechanics are introduced through over 70 varied levels. It's easy to understand, difficult to master. Do you have the skills to solve Cartesian's challenges?

NOTE: Requires the latest version of Google Chrome to run.

Requires mouse and keyboard to play. Press F10 to toggle fullscreen modes.

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Cartesian is created by Mark Radocy, music by Will TK.

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Cartesian can be played for free in its entirety in the Google Chrome browser, as shown above. However, you can download a standalone version for Windows machines below:

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Cartesian can also be played for free on Steam!

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I completed Cartesian  during my junior year in college.  It's made in JavaScript (somehow, today I don't consider myself proficient in JS at all) using the Phaser framework.  One cool feature is that this game can be fully played in-browser, similar to old Flash games.  I've worked on other projects before Cartesian too, but I don't think they're worth showing.  Besides most of them are Flash applications, there's a good chance you won't be able to run them anyway!

Not too much to say about this game.  I remember being pretty satisfied with the level design, that's about it.  I also made all the in-game art myself, which I won't be doing again anytime soon.