Here it is, my first Ludum Dare game. I hope you guys enjoy. I worked my butt off.
Point of game:
As you all know the theme is 10 seconds, so I made it so that every 10 seconds, some core part of the game would be changed. That's how 10 seconds can be a game changer. The goal of the game is to get the highest score possible. You can post your score in the comments below
Controls:
WASD: Movement Keys. R: Reload Left_Click: Fire Right_Click: Aim. (Simple Enough)
It was kinda cool having the enemies walk through walls, I never knew when they'd show up. I eventually ran out of ammo, but I had fun shooting little sphere-men!
Actually, its set to randomize ammo amount every 10 seconds. Once you reload after the 10 seconds it's different. It's possible the variable of bullets could have been set to 0. Just know to wait and constantly reload with R.
Was a pretty adventurous idea to fit 10 seconds. Where literally anything can change every 10 seconds. Leaves the mind asking "What just changed" whenever the timer hits zero. Nice job on this, glad it worked in the end.
For a moment I thought this was going to be a Sega 32x game. :P </obscureconsolereference>
I like the concept of this! Didn't see much of a noticeable difference throughout the game, however. Maybe I should try to get further.
But the thing is, the controls were very sensitive and somewhat buggy (kept trailing to the right, though this might be a Unity bug with Wine in Linux...); that detracted from the experience so I couldn't really get far.
Hmmm, I barely noticed my ammo change. Thought gravity or something like that will be altered, hmm. Enemies vere surprising, I would maybe add some red screen or sound or something to aler player he is being hurt by spheremen. :)
Enemies went through the wall was my only complaint. Great job I featured it in my LD27 video compilation series, if you'd like to check it out :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GXNOecUq9c
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But good job anyways.
I like the concept of this! Didn't see much of a noticeable difference throughout the game, however. Maybe I should try to get further.
But the thing is, the controls were very sensitive and somewhat buggy (kept trailing to the right, though this might be a Unity bug with Wine in Linux...); that detracted from the experience so I couldn't really get far.
fun game, good gun, could use a little more polish and it could have been so much better