This is my first attempt at ever making a game, spent about 10 hours at it. Build with PyGame. Some art is unfinished.
How to play
Run "run me.exe" or use the source. Then press X to jump and that's it.
Story
You are left alone on a space station that is crashing into the moon. The gravity generator has been damaged so you need to run uphill and jump over boxes that are in the way, in the narrow corridor leading to the escape pods.
Is this game compiled in x64 by any chance? I'm running Windows 7 32-bit, but upon running 'run me.exe' I get: 'This version of this file is not compatible with the version of Windows you're running.'
For your first game ever, it's decent. There was no starting cue for the game, so I quickly lost at the beginning thinking it was the intro to a menu or something. If you spent more time on this entry it could have been a lot better.
@FrozenCow: Yes I forgot I had 64-bit python, added a 32-bit version. @Robmaister: Yes the game begins immediately I couldn't figure out a way to do different "view"/"scens" at first but I know how to do it now. If I had more time I would have done that.
When confronted by the orange mattresses of doom, remember that there is a whole frigging platform to your right.
Love, space station administration."
Gratz on completing the LD! You might want to look into adding an intro screen, so that I don't have to restart the process when I win/die. Also, why is the astronaut not centred on the platform?
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@Robmaister: Yes the game begins immediately I couldn't figure out a way to do different "view"/"scens" at first but I know how to do it now. If I had more time I would have done that.
I hope next LD you can use the whole competition to make your entry; It will turn out OK, I am sure!
When confronted by the orange mattresses of doom, remember that there is a whole frigging platform to your right.
Love, space station administration."
Gratz on completing the LD! You might want to look into adding an intro screen, so that I don't have to restart the process when I win/die. Also, why is the astronaut not centred on the platform?