Scanno Domini
This game is from the old Ludum Dare platform. You can try viewing the original page on Web Archive
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Scanno is a top-down shooter in which you encounter randomly generated enemy robots, scan them to unlock their parts, then kill them and take all their guns, shields and engines for yourself.
It requires you to both avoid discovery - while scanning enemy bots - and discover new randomly generated bots.
There were a few glitches in the compo version that I didn't spot in time, so I've added a link to a patched version that fixes them. Obviously judge the compo version, but play the patched one if you just want to have fun - it's a lot better.
Controls are basic and mostly explained in-game, but for reference here's the list:
Left mouse: move (hold to keep chasing the cursor)
Right mouse: fire
R: restart
Esc: quit
In the patched version, use the number keys to pick a resolution the first time you play. It'll remember your choice in a file called resolution.txt, which you can edit if you want to try a different one.
This is my first ever finished game, made in Game Maker in two days with Paint.net and SFXR for graphics and sound respectively. I am terrible at art. Thanks for trying it out, any and all comments appreciated!
It requires you to both avoid discovery - while scanning enemy bots - and discover new randomly generated bots.
There were a few glitches in the compo version that I didn't spot in time, so I've added a link to a patched version that fixes them. Obviously judge the compo version, but play the patched one if you just want to have fun - it's a lot better.
Controls are basic and mostly explained in-game, but for reference here's the list:
Left mouse: move (hold to keep chasing the cursor)
Right mouse: fire
R: restart
Esc: quit
In the patched version, use the number keys to pick a resolution the first time you play. It'll remember your choice in a file called resolution.txt, which you can edit if you want to try a different one.
This is my first ever finished game, made in Game Maker in two days with Paint.net and SFXR for graphics and sound respectively. I am terrible at art. Thanks for trying it out, any and all comments appreciated!