"Time for the exam is over, and you only need ten more seconds to finish. The teacher goes to you, to take away your exam. Use your partners to distract her and get more time to get an A."
I used libgdx as render engine, and an A* Java implementation by Giuseppe Scrivano, to calculate trajectories for the teacher. The rest of the code is mine.
Nice take on a strategy game. Very intense, everything felt down to the wire. A lot of clicking though, I would have preferred being able to use the keyboard for grade improvement.
It's a fun an original concept, though it's quite hard! I would suggest reducing the speed of the teacher, or prolonging the duration of the distractions.
Otherwise good job!
Also I was curious because you used libgdx and see that you have a web version of it... running out of dropbox! Can I ask how did you make the export? As far as I know libgdx html5 export is made via GWT and the generated app needs to run on a servlet container, but if you have it on dropbop it has to be pure html/javascript.
@marbu The default configuration you obtain from the gdx-setup is enough to obtain pure HTML5 and Javascript.
The only requests the game makes to the server are to get assets, and those are merely http gets, and any server can handle that, even Dropbox.
libgdx is awesome. I coded and debugged all my game in desktop, and once was ready, I just made the GWT export and the game was 100% working in HTML5, without any change.
Nice one! Had to find out that clicking repeatedly is the key to getting better grades. I like the difficulty and the graphic style fits the game very well. Wish there were some sounds though :)
This is one of my favourites so far. Really creative mechanic and I loved the challenging difficulty level. It seems simple at first but there is actually a good deal of strategy below the surface. Great work!
Super, super hard. Fun idea, though! I think it might be better if, instead of having to spam-click on the student to raise the grade, that took place automatically and the player could focus on distracting the teacher.
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Otherwise good job!
Also I was curious because you used libgdx and see that you have a web version of it... running out of dropbox! Can I ask how did you make the export? As far as I know libgdx html5 export is made via GWT and the generated app needs to run on a servlet container, but if you have it on dropbop it has to be pure html/javascript.
The only requests the game makes to the server are to get assets, and those are merely http gets, and any server can handle that, even Dropbox.
libgdx is awesome. I coded and debugged all my game in desktop, and once was ready, I just made the GWT export and the game was 100% working in HTML5, without any change.