The game is not finished. :( This has been heavily inspired by the game "Adventure", but I barely got the bat in the game, and the dragon is not in there.
If you are interested in playing the text adventure on level three in the original format (also made during this Ludum Dare, but I wanted more out of my entry, and couldn't figure out how to submit twice), you can play it at: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/59395735/LudumDare26/LudumDare26.html
Don't press space bar, there is a bug. I will resubmit. Arrow keys or WASD move.
This is quite impressive! The camera angles are pretty awkward in some spots (at the beginning I can't see where I am going, for example) and in other places the spinning made me feel quite dizzy @-@. The game is really cool though and I really like how you put the twine section into the game. How does that work?? I would love to see a source or something for that as it is really cool.
The Twine section is a big cheat. I took screenshots and used them as textures. Then I did
Ray ray = Camera.mainCamera.ScreenPointToRay(Input.mousePosition); if(Physics.Raycast(ray, out hit, 250f))
to figure out where on the wall the mouse was clicked. Then I just checked to see if they were within the bounds of the blue text (manually figured out the coordinates).
I should bung my game in to github, but Unity and source control never play nice, but with the promo code I got from Ludum Dare I should have the checkbox that says "play nice with source control".
Seems pretty ambitious for the 48 hour compo- lots of interesting ideas- maybe the extra days for a Jam entry would have seen this to completion. Quite neat!
Nice game! The balls on level 2 can push you over the walls, so I accidentially broke the game by getting pushed over the outer wall in the first corner, with a ball in. Putting the textaventure in was an awesome idea and I loled right at the start, because of the mario-reference^^ Good job.
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Ray ray = Camera.mainCamera.ScreenPointToRay(Input.mousePosition);
if(Physics.Raycast(ray, out hit, 250f))
to figure out where on the wall the mouse was clicked. Then I just checked to see if they were within the bounds of the blue text (manually figured out the coordinates).
I should bung my game in to github, but Unity and source control never play nice, but with the promo code I got from Ludum Dare I should have the checkbox that says "play nice with source control".