You find yourself in a tiny world, too tiny for you, and you want to escape from it.
Win the game by constructing a rocket like this:
00S00 0 = empty block 00S00 S = silver block 0SSS0 I = iron block PSISP P = platinum block PSISP M = rocket engine PSISP R = propulsors PSISP PSMSP PSSSP 0R0R0
Arrow keys to move, left mouse button to dig, right mouse button to place blocks and select crafting objects, shift to craft workbench, scroll mousewheel to change materials.
I want you to find the recipes. ;-P
If there are any promlems, tell me and I'll update.
Ok, now it's fixed. There were two bugs: - Items could pass through iron blocks, silver blocks, platinum blocks, rocket engines and propulsors. - You were not allowed to craft engines or propulsors. They are now fixed.
*I'm posting this on all non-browser games I bring up in an attempt to encourage folks to make browser games next time around. Do not take it personally.*
When hundreds of people make non-browser games, that means that, to play all of the entries, I would need to download hundreds of games to my computer. I typically use OS X, so Windows-only entries are particularly inconvenient.
The game is generally well done, I like the particles, the physics with the falling objects and the trees. But it is kinda boring, maybe because of the lack of sound, or maybe because mining stuff takes too much time.
Also, I think it is very important that the entire game is contained within the game -- even if you want to keep the exact recipes a secret, the keys for using the game (shift for crafting bench, the recipe for the rocket), should be available in the game, not in a separate webpage.
This is very Terraria-ish, but I liked it whatsoever. The character seemed to walk backwards and had some jumping problems, but otherwise excellent work.
Very good to get the game in there that you did in the time. Sure it's rough around the edges. As its pretty much a clone of Terraria/MC it's not original, but of course working to a restriction can enable productivity which is a great lesson to learn as well.
It feels like you put a lot of work into the game and this results in great gameplay. I love that you added a final goal to the minecraft formula (I should really play Terraria). Collision detection in Game Maker is a pain in the ass, my game is suffering from this too.
nice idea - now I want rockets in minecraft