Hammer - SMASH'EM A game by Loic Boutter - Ludum Dare #28 Web: loicboutter.fr ================== Hi guys ! You're about to equip your favorite hammer and to go smashing some monsters !
Play endless waves of monsters with 3 original and different (in mechanics) bosses at levels 4, 7 and 10 ! Have fun !
Monsters will only get one hammer in the teeth : yours ! ==================
Controls : - Arrow keys to move - Space to SMASH - Escape to pause / menu ================== Coded in C++11 with SFML, some Lua Gimp, SFXR, Autotracker.py
One of the most fun games I've played so far. I was a little pissed when the theme came out because I knew it'd be a whole lot of YOGO weapon, but this game can get away with it because it IS really fun.
The graphics were great, and it was pretty funny as well. The sound was relatively nice and fit the overall theme of your game.
I REALLY liked the hammer effect. The whole screen shake and the way the character moved was very nice. It felt like it was taking control away from me for a tiny bit too long, but that's my only real complain on the mechanics side.
Thanks Glovecat :) I updated the game on both platform : I fixed the bug that sometimes shutdown the game when dying and the spacebar keybind on Game Over screen (to avoid to close the game by inadvertance)
Not bad at all, it could become a good game with some more complex mechanics. The controls feel a bit clunky from time to time, though. I found it a bit hard to not smash the rabbit, so I ended up smashing it too to avoid being hit; maybe you could make it run a bit faster than the monsters?
Cool game! After the double giant green monster the game had some slowdown at the beginning of the next two waves, but thats no big deal. The graphics and music were quite nice. Nice work :)
The graphics were great, and it was pretty funny as well. The sound was relatively nice and fit the overall theme of your game.
I REALLY liked the hammer effect. The whole screen shake and the way the character moved was very nice. It felt like it was taking control away from me for a tiny bit too long, but that's my only real complain on the mechanics side.
Nice job.