Steve doesn't like cats - evidently. One day he goes on the Internet, which pushes him a little too far so he goes on a murderous rampage, vowing to run over all the cats he can until his car explodes. Use the arrow keys or WASD keys to control the cars' speed. Sorry about the 'moony' physics, I had it set to fixed frame rate whilst I was developing and changed it to a dynamic frame rate before release.
I made sure to disallow going backwards because the game objects despawn as soon as they are to the left of the camera, so there wouldn't be any scenery there. :P. There is a maximum speed, but it is 50 pixels per second, so it isn't very effective. Thanks for the feedback though.
Pretty good! Though I think it's a bit too easy where you can currently stop entirely - maybe either have a minimum speed, or don't allow changing speed *while* jumping. Also agree with vrld on the floaty jumps.
Hmm... it runs, and I get the car that can drive, but how far am I supposed to need to drive before I see something? I just see the road and my car and nothing else for as far as I've driven.
So, the idea is that he stops as soon as he hits something when he isn't going fast enough, is that correct? It seems to always bring me back to the title when this happens, so I'll assume so.
Good: -Steve's evident backstory is quite awesome. -The game runs pretty smoothly. Bad: It's pretty hard to tell what's going on or what you have to do.
Not much to playing the game. Needs more game play. Perhaps you should add multiple lanes on the road and give player lane-shifting controls instead of jumping.
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Good:
-Steve's evident backstory is quite awesome.
-The game runs pretty smoothly.
Bad: It's pretty hard to tell what's going on or what you have to do.
Didn't quite understand why the game was over some times. It's based on the speed in a crash?