"The Chipper" is an stealth action game where you play as an robot who has to escape from the robotics lab full of giant and dumb robots,your only friend is your gadget "The Chipper" which releases a single EMP, which can disable the enemy robots. This single EMP which can be retrieved from the disabled robots before they reboot and become active again.
Find your way to the exit and save your robot ! You might face some bugs regarding A.I but if you play the game, I hope you enjoy it :)
Controls: Right click to move Left click to shoot Move in safe zones or on the button triggers to initiate them
I liked the one shot mechanic, and it forced me to be a lot more stealthy. However, sometimes the shot dissapeared completely, or no clipped through walls which made the game harder. Looks cool and was fun to play.
Very nice use of sound! Finally someone who doesn't neglect it! A bit buggy unfortunately, but I liked the Right-click control scheme. Worked quite well!
The character renders over everything, which can look odd at times. Very interesting graphical style though. Right click is not the best button to use in a web build because of the context menu and when I go full screen my mouse gets replaced with a huge, cyan, striped texture! Good work otherwise though ;)
The concept was good. This is the only LD28 game I have played so far where the "you only get one shot" mechanic has actually worked in the game's favor. That being said, the game was a bit glitchy (robots still looking electrified after 10 seconds, robots that would not follow you, etc.) Also, the game became too difficult after you die because all of the robots would pile up where you died. This problem could have been avoided by having all of the robots return to their starting positions when you die. All in all, this is a very good entry, but some problems make it frustrating.
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@code-11, yes the shot might get lost sometimes...it's one of the bugs :D
Hey Sebastian, thanks for playing and pointing out the mouse cursor issue, we will try to get rid of it :)
Too bad it is buggy, else the concept is interesting.