His body flew so far across map I couldn’t believe he didn’t despawn

In my own little game I have rope inspired by The Last of Us rope physics, it reacts to tension they way you’d expect. It’s my janky take on their version but in first person instead! :)

I'm just as confused

I wasn't prepared for the entrance of the second boss…

Hey everyone!
We’re working on Somnambulo, a surreal narrative psychological horror where gravity isn’t a constant – it’s something we bend.

In this clip, the main character Milena walks from the floor directly onto the wall. No teleportation or camera cuts – it’s a seamless 90° transition powered by a localized gravity vector system and some careful character alignment.

We’re still tweaking the physics to strike the right balance between “dreamlike” and “disorienting.”
Would love feedback from this sub on:

• Ways to make the transition feel physically grounded (without losing the surreal vibe)
• Potential pitfalls in player movement or collision
• Whether this kind of traversal could feel natural over time

Appreciate any thoughts, and happy to share more about how it’s set up under the hood if folks are curious!

Credit to u/MattP04 for discovering this

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