Do the Whirlwind

Do The Whirlwind is a crunchy little rhythm-platformer rebuilt in Godot from an older

personal game prototype. It is part dance game, part island obstacle course: Klementina

rides a giant turtle through a bright tropical stage while stars, drums, coconuts, fish,

planes, and other strange hazards scroll in time with the music.

Jump on the beat, collect stars, bounce from drums, dodge whatever the island throws at

you, and keep your combo alive long enough for a cheering posse to appear around you. Miss

too much and the rhythm falls apart. Keep moving and the stage turns into a tiny 320x240

arcade postcard.

This build uses a seven-track Kevin MacLeod music set with generated DWI rhythm charts,

giving each level a different flavor: reggae, Latin bounce, carnival procession, merengue,

Brazilian groove, West African drive, and a fast reggae finale.

Features:

- Seven short rhythm-platforming levels

- Beat-timed stars, drums, hazards, and special events

- Combo-driven posse dancers

- Turtle surfing, sea splashes, palm shadows, clouds, and chunky tropical pixel art

- Music and SFX volume controls

- Browser-playable Godot build

Controls:

- Move: Arrow keys or A/D

- Jump: Space or Up

- Restart: R

- Options: gear button

Music credit:

Music by Kevin MacLeod / Incompetech.

Tracks: Beach Party, Arroz Con Pollo, Comparsa, Notanico Merengue, Leblon, Tafi Maradi,

Montego.