Shatter is a game about lost hope. You are the last person in existence up against a world of the "infected". To make matters worse, your only weapon against them, a trusty pistol, has only one bullet remaining. On the bright side, that bullet seems to last forever. Once fired, you can collect it from anywhere, be it an infected, a wall, anything.
Survive as long as you can, and remember: You Only Have One.
The game can take a while to load, so just give it some time. :)
Controls ======== - Use WASD to move around, and Q and E to rotate the camera. - Use the mouse to aim and click to shoot - The M key will return you back to the main menu (game over) - The Escape key will release the mouse; clicking back in the window will focus it again.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- All assets and code made and written from scratch within 48 hours for the 28th Ludum Dare Competition. The game was written from scratch in Java using LWJGL for OpenGL. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Cherno nice game I have watched you on the livestream as I was making my own game but this game is AWESOME everyone who clicked to go to this post you better downlod this and play!!!
Music was great! I managed to miss a zombie and chase the bullet down the longest hallway in the game lol, so I added some probably unintentional humor points. Also, my non-gamer girlfriend was entertained and says she approves :P
Anyway, collision is a bit off and could use some acceleration on the enemy movement so you can sort of tell where he's heading. Other than that, good job.
It took me a while to figure out you could rotate the camera with Q and E, but after that point it was all smooth sailing. Cool idea and a really nice mood!
Nice background music. Some sound effects e.g. for firing the bullet would have been nice. But I don't like the zoomed in perspective, it's not much room for reaction when a infected is coming towards you. And sometime it's hard to find the bullet.
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Anyway, collision is a bit off and could use some acceleration on the enemy movement so you can sort of tell where he's heading. Other than that, good job.
(And also I watched your video game tutorial series)