tensquared is a puzzle platform game, in which you explore a beautiful 2D world as a circle. You can morph into different forms and gain new abilities, while overcoming the obstacles in your way and uncovering the story!
This game was created for the 8-Bit of Bauhaus university project in the summer semester of 2019 at the Bauhaus University Weimar. The purpose of this project was to produce Bauhaus-themed games to celebrate 100 years of Bauhaus. See the documentation for more information.
You can download the project up to the newest commit, or select one of the releases. You can play it in the Unity editor or build it. The game in its newest version requires Unity version 2019.2.2f1. A newer version will probably work fine as well.
You are a circle. You awakened in the middle of a remote forest, and you don't know how you got there. You have no idea of where to go. But suddenly, you hear a metallic voice. The speaker is a robot, and it is guiding you out of the wilderness. You finally meet the robot that helped you, and you discover that it has lost significant parts of its body. The robot requests your help, and you go on a journey to recover the missing limbs. You will learn more about the world around you, as well as discover your peculiar abilities. And there's really nothing that could possibly go horribly wrong on this journey.
You can find the download link for the newest playable release of the game (Windows) under the Releases tab. You can also click on one of the Download buttons below.
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The Bauhaus was originally a German art school founded in Weimar by Walter Gropius, being operational from 1919 to 1933. Later, new schools in two German cities, Dessau and Berlin, were founded. Today, upholding modernism, rationality and functionality, the Bauhaus lives on as a way of design in art, architecture and industrial design.