Infinitinsanescape is about you, in a train, doing everything you can to prevent it from derailing. Access the cockpit and adjust the tracks in front of the train through the computer, to avoid a horrible, inertia-less game over.
Minimum speed will increase every 10 seconds... up to INFINITINSANE speed. Good luck.
Update(08/31/13): Re-uploaded win/max/linux versions with the alpha bug on notes corrected. And with complete credits.
- WASD / arrows to move - mouse to look - Pg.up / Pg.down or Left/Right-click to change speed - E to switch the next lane - R to retry
Credits: - Chronodrax (game design, art, background code) - MZ (code & tracks gameplay) - Music : BoxCat_Games_-_10_-_Epic_Song (from freemusicarchive.org) - SFX made with : as3sfxr
GREAT use of unity. probably the best I've seen so far in a jam game. great idea with cockpit walls. great visuals. great choice of music. great sense of speed. on top of that, it's addictive as shit. please make a full game out of this concept.
The first 6 seconds are TERRIFYING. Empty ghost-train? Manic scribblings on the wall? Dystopian sci-fi cityscape devoid of human life? Unnatural Thunderstorm-cover? This is heavy.
Then the ghost-train starts moving and you don't know what's happening, oh god oh god oh god. In this punishment for something? Why am I here? Is this hell?
The music takes the kick out of the atmosphere, when the "actual" game begins.
Nice work with the display-controls! Makes it really feel intense. A bit of a shame you end up looking at the dashboard instead of "forward".
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However the theme relation is a little tight.
great idea with cockpit walls.
great visuals.
great choice of music.
great sense of speed.
on top of that, it's addictive as shit. please make a full game out of this concept.
Very nice! it's a really fun, heart-pumping game! Great mood.
The first 6 seconds are TERRIFYING. Empty ghost-train? Manic scribblings on the wall? Dystopian sci-fi cityscape devoid of human life? Unnatural Thunderstorm-cover? This is heavy.
Then the ghost-train starts moving and you don't know what's happening, oh god oh god oh god. In this punishment for something? Why am I here? Is this hell?
The music takes the kick out of the atmosphere, when the "actual" game begins.
Nice work with the display-controls! Makes it really feel intense. A bit of a shame you end up looking at the dashboard instead of "forward".
5 Stars Mood for dystopian hellish cityscape
My best was 876 meters (its creepy cause this number was written on the wall)
I guess I didn't quite get as freaked out by it as Matthias down there, I loved the art and the mood!
Though I hope everyone reads the description, as that's the only way I could figure out the usage of the theme.
You should rate more games so you can get more ratings on this great game! :D