To run on Windows extract and double click on "click.exe". It should work. To run on Linux extract, change into the game directory and run ./click. You need Allegro 5.0.8 installed. Sorry to the people who don't like installing dependencies...
Very nice game, though the bunnies were a bit too fast and didn't move high enough that it would be worth trying to shoot them later on. Liked the flying armadillos(?) and pigs though.
I only see vegetables, no animals, and if I click, the game uses 100% CPU and becomes unresponsive. This happened both with the Linux binary (32-bit) and when I compiled from source (64-bit - incidentally, this took less effort somehow). There's no output at all.
Bunnies move up and down a bit too fast. Also it's a bit of a broad take on the theme, you don't necessarily have to be a villain to keep rabbits away from your cabbages.
Thank you all for the responses and testing my game! I'm glad so many of you have got it to run! The flying balls of fur were meant to be badgers, but they are tricky to draw. @J: I haven't come across that problem, can you give any more details?
Hmm. Well, I used Allegro 5.0.8, and compiled with Go 1.0.3, on Arch Linux. I can't think of anything else that might help with this problem - I didn't notice much. On starting the game, there's just a static screen with the cursor and no sound, and clicking causes the freeze.
I'm not sure what's causing that. All of the development was done on Arch, Go version 1.0.3-4, Allegro 5.0.8-1. Clicking doesn't do very much except allocating some video memory (I think). The game uses hardware accelerated graphics, so maybe it doesn't like your graphics card.
I like the randomised level generation and the graphics are all consistent within the theme.. However, as I missed practically every rabbit I aimed at, can you give me the option of M4 with undermounted grenade launcher? Thanks!
Nice one! Pretty hard (and the resolution is very small by default, scales nicely though), but quite fun. I think it's well suited to repeated replays since the difficulty is not too high, you just need to focus and get better. Well done!
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bunnies is so hard...)
Good game
The flying balls of fur were meant to be badgers, but they are tricky to draw.
@J: I haven't come across that problem, can you give any more details?
But I can't see how are you the villain here... anyway the pig is the best! :)