The Gourd of Water
'The Gourd Of Water' is a side scrolling, desert survival adventure. With the last of your water supply hanging about your waist, you must trek through the desert heat in search of fresh water. The key will be pacing yourself and rationing your one gourd of water less you die, lost in the sand.
This game was developed by students of Southampton Solent Univeristy.
Samuel Lutchford
Matt Cull
Gergo Foldhazi
Matt Slocombe
Tom Dary
Edward "Ned" Raine
Fabio Goncalves
::UPDATE:: Control Scheme
Arrow keys: move left/right
Left shift (hold): sprint
Space bar: jump
'R' (hold): drink water
Escape: quit to main menu
This game was developed by students of Southampton Solent Univeristy.
Samuel Lutchford
Matt Cull
Gergo Foldhazi
Matt Slocombe
Tom Dary
Edward "Ned" Raine
Fabio Goncalves
::UPDATE:: Control Scheme
Arrow keys: move left/right
Left shift (hold): sprint
Space bar: jump
'R' (hold): drink water
Escape: quit to main menu
Comments5
Clutchford17 Dec 2013, 05:35
...the key bit being the omission of the "www."
X-0r17 Dec 2013, 16:29
I get an error about a missing .dll: MSVCR100D.dll
Is there any way to fix this?
Is there any way to fix this?
TBSHRichard17 Dec 2013, 16:53
Overall this was an okay application. I don't want to use the term 'game' because gameplay was very limited. The only interaction I had to do was move right, jump once, move right while pushing the R key every once in a while. Not very interesting for a game.
The story it told, however, was a powerful one. I really felt regret that I couldn't help the villagers of the desolate town.
The graphics and audio were beautiful. There were many graphical issues throughout, but the artwork was fantastic. The music and sound also suffered from issues, such as starting near the end of the game, but I liked it while it was playing.
To summarize, it was great as a story but poor as an actual game. I've always felt the gameplay should come first, as games have been enjoyed without stories for centuries. At their core, games should be fun to play. Nevertheless, nicely done on all of your achievements!
The story it told, however, was a powerful one. I really felt regret that I couldn't help the villagers of the desolate town.
The graphics and audio were beautiful. There were many graphical issues throughout, but the artwork was fantastic. The music and sound also suffered from issues, such as starting near the end of the game, but I liked it while it was playing.
To summarize, it was great as a story but poor as an actual game. I've always felt the gameplay should come first, as games have been enjoyed without stories for centuries. At their core, games should be fun to play. Nevertheless, nicely done on all of your achievements!
Clutchford17 Dec 2013, 17:29
X-0r, the problem is that the version of the exe we submitted is the debug one as we had bally hell getting the release version installer to work (the debug version requires that .dll from visual studio). All you need to do is get the .dll your error mentions here...
http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dll-files.shtml?msvcr100d
We want to work on the game more so hopefully we'll have a fix down the road.
Thanks for checking it out
http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dll-files.shtml?msvcr100d
We want to work on the game more so hopefully we'll have a fix down the road.
Thanks for checking it out





kellyk7.itch.io/gourd-of-warter
Thanks again, sincerely :D
Clutchford