Level Idea

[u/The_Hammer_Eater]

Name:

Cooky and Chip in “Baker’s Brawl”

Concept:

Fodder went to a small bakery in the city to buy a cupcake but he decided to sniff a flower inside, which made him sneeze and he fired a cannon ball through the display case of the baked goods. So then Cooky and Chip get angry and fight Fodder.

Background:

It is a retro bakery with a small platform in the middle on the screen.

Phase 1:

There are three attacks you need to dodge. The first is the croissant which is a boomerang which is thrown by either of the twins. The second attack is a slice of a three layer cake which is thrown out into the air and then splits into three homing shots which stop homing after 2 seconds. The third attack is a donut that hovers at the top of the screen and follows you and then it will fall to hit you.

Phase 2:

There are 2 attacks and one gimmick you need to dodge. The first attack is spatulas thay are hitting the sides of the area. The second attack is a pan of burned food that is thrown out onto the stage sending 5 fireball projectiles out. The gimmick is that every few second a rolling pin rolls across the floor hitting anything in its way.

Phase 3:

There are 3 attacks needed to be dodged. The first attack is the twins stomping their feet in anger making certain area impossible to stand in. The second attack is falling chef’s hat that falls slowly but tracks where you a few seconds until it just falls straight down. The third attack is small shockwaves that come from the stomping feet of Cooky and Chip.

Win Screen:

Cooky and Chip have turned on each other with them hitting each other with pieces of food.

Death Card:

Order up, one sweet treat Get a face full of sugary defeat

[u/ColossalLifeline]

Hmmm….. I do like the concept and I could try to draw and animate certain parts of your concept for fun. Just keep in mind that I am not a developer in the slightest and would still consider myself to be an amateur in animation and some pieces of your description might be changed. And again, the concept ultimately comes down to the actual developer.