fsck -- "filesystem consistency check and interactive repair"
It is your mission to help detect and collect missing files before they become eradicated from from the master boot record. A hard drive takes 10 seconds to analyze, collect, and defragment data from a sector. Use Seek mode and Shift mode to collect all the data points in a sector while avoiding physically damaged portions of the drive and Corrupted Data Points to complete the defragmentation.
Good luck!
Note: -This is my first time attempting a cross platform game by hand in C++. There may be bugs ;) -If your game crashes on the mac, try the second "Fixed" version (I disabled the text rendering which causes trouble) -Windows version Instructions: Unrar the file, and run "FSCK.exe"
Cool vibe to the game. The music and sound effects really add to the game. I also really liked the different modes... I became quite good with them. My biggest gripe was that the enemy red dots would sometimes spawn right next to, or on top, of me. Fun little game.
This game looks really awesome. I'm going to play it on my mac later tonight. Thanks for making the video. It's nice because I'm in the other room on my main PC (linux)
I'm getting a "MSVCP120D.dll" is missing from your computer message. I just installed The Visual C++ Redistributable 2012 Update 3, but it didn't seem to help.
I don't use my Windows computer often so it might be something I'm doing wrong. Can anyone advise?
If anyone else has the same windows issue Arcana is having, I can look into potentially bundling the DLL, this is my first attempt at porting it to windows
Your source links to a repo that does not exist. Please can we have the source to build on Linux? fsck is the name of the file system check utility on Linux after all :0
keyboardmonkey I have made the source public, if you would like, could you compile for linux? Maybe we could chat how I can set that up. I don't have an extensive experience in Linux Dev
After a look I see you reference Cocoa.h, which is not Linux specific. There is a similar library called librenaissance that is the similar implementation (from what I can tell), but may require some tweaking to build. Initial tries have failed. I will let you know if I find a way...
I had a little trouble getting it started (the needed MS C files are not in the windows build, but I happened to be able to scavenge them from other stuff). After that, it is simply an awesome game, maybe the best I have seen on LD ever. :)
(the needed dll files are msvcp120, msvcr110, and msvcr120)
Very nice concept, I just love the setting! Sound is great, graphics are great, and the gameplay is gold! Takes a little time to get used to your "powers" and it's very rewarding to master. However the collision detections could be improved a little, I was often semi-stuck in blocks.
Light mare , did you play the windows version ? I noticed the same issue on the windows side , there's a precision issue with sdl in windows which I hope to resolve in the future !
Found the game very fun, though I felt like it was luck most of the time that got me to win :) I also did get a bit stuck into blocks, regardless, a great entry. Sadly, I Fraps wont record it, so I cannot include it in my LD27 compilation video :/
Very creative game! I liked how you implemented the seek and shift modes. =) Sound is a little annoying over time, but it was funny. I couldn't go over the 5th level. =( Good game! =D
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but i think u need to get it on windows/linux to get the attention you need
I don't use my Windows computer often so it might be something I'm doing wrong. Can anyone advise?
Cool screen shots by the way!
(the needed dll files are msvcp120, msvcr110, and msvcr120)
However the collision detections could be improved a little, I was often semi-stuck in blocks.
Sound is a little annoying over time, but it was funny.
I couldn't go over the 5th level. =(
Good game! =D