Hey there! Are you ready for an immersive fairy tale massacre? Do you find a Riding Hood delicious enough? What about her Granny? Sure, you'll be playing a wolf now, a really Big Bad Wolf!
* Eating is key here, don't starve. * Eat 10 girls to get invincible. * Eat Granny to get her glasses for better seeing and boots for better running. * Avoid hunters to survive. Are you hard enough to survive?
Developed by: Natalie Rozvezeva and Alexander Shestakov
Special thanks to: Anastasia Sergienko and Roman Kolenko, 2d design Artem "IDrM"Patyn, music production
* In post-compo update we've: a) slightly changed sounds volume to add a bit more atmosphere; b) fixed a performance-dependent speed bug which made our wolf too fast on modern machines.
I loved the music and sounds with the hectic wolf flying around. At first I didn't realize that you can kill the hunters until the first time I died so the second time was better; though it's difficult to control and know what's happening at all time it's very satisfying when you catch people ha
The zipping around thing could be due to not using "* Time.deltaTime" when applying increments in Unity, so people with crazy-fast hardware will get a crazy-fast game. Anyway, that aside, I found this entry highly amusing. :)
@Crimsoneer@zedutchgandalf guys, thanks for your feedback! Can you please try it again? It seems like we've actually fixed this bug in our post-compo entry :)
It ran very ridiculously quickly on my mac, the wolf would walk around slowly during "loading..." and then once the level "started" would zip around at warp speed. Actually, I liked this, it was the best thing about the game, it gave things a frenetic arcade-y feel.
I did find there was a dominant strategy— because the enemies tended to run away as far as possible, and because the zippy controls were hard to control, if I just slung around the wall edges I would pick up most of the grandmas/riding hoods (who were all perpetually stuck up against the wall, trying to "get away").
I felt icky, about all the murder, and the blood. Since the point of this LD is to be the villain, I suppose that means your game was effective.
I never figured out what was happening with the "badges" in the upper right corner.
How much inspiration did you take from Duck Sauce here?
I have to admit that in this case a hard to control character was done so on purpose, but in a compo version there's a bug that made it too uncontrollable on modern computers, but some people liked it :)
A dominant strategy exists, but not the one you've mentioned, that one is a bug actually :)
Those badges display how much of the bonus you have left, a percentage.
As for Duck Sauce question, a sample only I guess, the track was composed in several hours on Saturday night exclusively for LD :)
I played the OS/X version, don't know if that's the problem...