You might need to install openAL (provided in the zip file),
Keys are w/a/d left/right/up and mouse clicks. Think platformer meets point and click adventure.
Edit : some reports of not working/terrible performance? Makes no sense but please report that to me :)
Edit : Updated stability issue bug. 0.1 build is up. Normal version still there.
All sounds made with sfxr, music with fruity loops and art mainly photoshop and paint.net.
Windows/Linux/Mac Build now Available!
Those ports are new, so they are relatively untested compared to windows. Uploaded just because. I also know the mac build has duplicate resources, mistake that i didn't wanna reupload :).
There's certainly discovery, but I'm not sure it's a game. Game implies more interactivity than one or two things you can click, and the ability to move left and right. Many of the screens did make me chuckle though (like the pictured 'game design department', with the idea dispenser).
Thanks The Jack! @Devenger , i hope you read the post mortem at least :) I of course aimed to include more than one room but the clock ticks a harsh sound! Thanks for the feedback though, much appreciated!
Not much to play but it was a nice experience. First time I tried I couldn't figure what to do since I didn't happen to try using the mouse - I thought the game started right away since the player responded to controls, although I was supposed to click the guy first. :)
The idea is a good one. But a lot of the finishing touches are missing. Right now it's not much more than a walk-right-simulator. The things you had planned sound definetively interesting!
If anyone downloaded the linux version before the 4th of January, please update! I had built against a debug lib and it made it real slow. Fixed, and submitted.
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Congrats on getting a decent framework and interactivity going with your own engine!
@Devenger , i hope you read the post mortem at least :) I of course aimed to include more than one room but the clock ticks a harsh sound!
Thanks for the feedback though, much appreciated!
Thanks for the feedback testers.
@dertom Thanks!
The things you had planned sound definetively interesting!
badlydrawrod, Also, thank you!
If anyone downloaded the linux version before the 4th of January, please update! I had built against a debug lib and it made it real slow. Fixed, and submitted.