Choose your actions wisely and you shall attain victory!
Since there has been some trouble with level 2 I made a convenient 10 second video to show how to solve it and for the Ludum Dare 10s video compilation project. Enjoy! Also I'm sorry for the lack of feedback from deaths, which was a pretty bad game design on my part, sorry.
I also really like the idea behind the game. But there are a few things that made it trickier than it could have been to play.
Some tooltips on the actions would have helped. Being able to remove a single action from the list would have saved time. And in that case it could have recovered your last action list that didn't succeed last time when you restart the level.
Also there was no sound that I heard :(
otherwise it looked great and played pretty well - good stuff! :D
Cool game concept! I was a little confuse about what to do but I really liked the idea of programming my fight. Nice graphics! I think it would have been more fun if it executed your actions more quickly and shows you more specifically why you failed.
Interesting mechanics. Definitely needs more feedback. I kept dying for seemingly no reason at all. Sometimes the only way to progress was just to try every option until one worked rather than planning it. Managed to complete it though, despite all the text missing (Running in Wine).
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GaTechGrad5 May 2013, 09:22
Liked the method of queuing up attacks to take out enemies. The camera had problems following the player on the second level, but I was able to use the YouTube video as a guide to beat it.
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Agree with lulzfish_4, I like the concept
Some tooltips on the actions would have helped. Being able to remove a single action from the list would have saved time. And in that case it could have recovered your last action list that didn't succeed last time when you restart the level.
Also there was no sound that I heard :(
otherwise it looked great and played pretty well - good stuff! :D
I like the concept and idea!
Definitely needs more feedback. I kept dying for seemingly no reason at all.
Sometimes the only way to progress was just to try every option until one worked rather than planning it.
Managed to complete it though, despite all the text missing (Running in Wine).