Inside My Radio
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Hi there !
Here's our entry for the jam competition.
It is called "Inside my radio".
In this game you play the guy who's in charge to keep the rhythm in a boombox.
All the moves you perform must be synchronized with the tempo of the music.
The game was made with game maker.
For this LD (and probably for the next ones as well) TurboDindon has recruted an awesome musician.
So put your headphones on!
Note: As the game is based on the rhythm it can be quite challenging. Press F1 to display a visual gauge if you experience some difficulties :)
The TurboDindon team :
Vincent Filipiak --> Art
Joachim Neuville --> Sounds and Music
Baptiste Martin and Jerome Fait --> Game/Level Design and scripting
Hope you'll enjoy the game.
Bisous
TurboDindon
[email protected]
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N.B. : The display resolution was deliberately set to a low value (800x600) for better performances on low end computers.
Feel free to change it by editing the file "zik.ini" :
[Display]
width = <- set the display width (0 to keep the current desktop resolution)
height = <- set the display height (0 to keep the current desktop resolution)
Here's our entry for the jam competition.
It is called "Inside my radio".
In this game you play the guy who's in charge to keep the rhythm in a boombox.
All the moves you perform must be synchronized with the tempo of the music.
The game was made with game maker.
For this LD (and probably for the next ones as well) TurboDindon has recruted an awesome musician.
So put your headphones on!
Note: As the game is based on the rhythm it can be quite challenging. Press F1 to display a visual gauge if you experience some difficulties :)
The TurboDindon team :
Vincent Filipiak --> Art
Joachim Neuville --> Sounds and Music
Baptiste Martin and Jerome Fait --> Game/Level Design and scripting
Hope you'll enjoy the game.
Bisous
TurboDindon
[email protected]
----------------------------------------------------------------
N.B. : The display resolution was deliberately set to a low value (800x600) for better performances on low end computers.
Feel free to change it by editing the file "zik.ini" :
[Display]
width = <- set the display width (0 to keep the current desktop resolution)
height = <- set the display height (0 to keep the current desktop resolution)