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nah) or touching the sides to move left/right and leaning the device to move up/down. I'm tempted to suggest using the accelerometers of the device to control the player, like those mazes with a mercury ball maybe, (would require the device to be horizontal. I even play Jetpack Joyride with my left hand because he runs to the right. This isn't a problem when the game isn't fast paced, like puzzles, or doesn't demand to touch everywhere on the screen, like jetpack joyride. However, by "tap here" I assume you intend to take this to mobile platforms, which is more challenging since tapping where to go tend to block the screen with the player's hand, even if he uses two hands (each hand for half the screen). Regarding the movement, if you make this a browser game I'd suggest switching the controls to direct mouse movement, no need to click, to make the player more agile. See, your game is more complicated than all fly-in-tunnel kind of games, which are usually 1d (either running from side to side or rotating in a tube) because where these only need one parameter as input, you need two! The player controls a character in a small 2d plane that just got smaller by tilting the camera. The second is much trickier to make it work because of controlling issues. I have two different suggestions regarding player visibility 1) make it transparent 2) change the camera view a little so we see the path ahead. Click to expand.I like the presentation and the general idea is quite neat! The gameplay right now is a little convoluted, the player model moves too slowly and blocks most of my view and the enemies move too fast.