
Five Seconds
This game is from the old Ludum Dare platform. You can try viewing the original page on Web Archive
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Here is my Lua/Love2d game, I hope you'll enjoy it!
The aim is to fill the timer by collecting clocks.
You can play either with the keyboard or a joystick/gamepad.
There are five levels.
Linux users:
Install love with your favorite package manager, then download FiveSeconds.love and run `love FiveSeconds.love' (or double click it in your file manager)
Windows users:
If you already have love installed, you should be able to run the .love file directly. You can also download FiveSeconds-windows.zip, unzip it, and run FiveSeconds.exe.
Mac users:
If you already have love installed, you should be able to run the .love file directly. You can also download FiveSeconds-macosx.zip and do whatever you need to do with it.
Web version:
If you have a WebGL enabled browser, you can try the web version. It may be slower than the native version, though.
Update: I converted the wav sounds to Ogg Vorbis. Hopefully the problems that some are experiencing after collecting a bullet are gone now.
Update: Web version uploaded (you need a WebGL enabled browser). I have rather low FPS on my netbook but it's still kind of playable (I finished the game). On my work computer, it works just as well as the native version. I don't know if gamepads work in the web version, because my Chromium doesn't like WebGL and my Firefox doesn't like the GamePad API.
The aim is to fill the timer by collecting clocks.
You can play either with the keyboard or a joystick/gamepad.
There are five levels.
Linux users:
Install love with your favorite package manager, then download FiveSeconds.love and run `love FiveSeconds.love' (or double click it in your file manager)
Windows users:
If you already have love installed, you should be able to run the .love file directly. You can also download FiveSeconds-windows.zip, unzip it, and run FiveSeconds.exe.
Mac users:
If you already have love installed, you should be able to run the .love file directly. You can also download FiveSeconds-macosx.zip and do whatever you need to do with it.
Web version:
If you have a WebGL enabled browser, you can try the web version. It may be slower than the native version, though.
Update: I converted the wav sounds to Ogg Vorbis. Hopefully the problems that some are experiencing after collecting a bullet are gone now.
Update: Web version uploaded (you need a WebGL enabled browser). I have rather low FPS on my netbook but it's still kind of playable (I finished the game). On my work computer, it works just as well as the native version. I don't know if gamepads work in the web version, because my Chromium doesn't like WebGL and my Firefox doesn't like the GamePad API.