Use the arrow keys to navigate the world, dig through different ground materials to get deep enough to get that sweet sweet diamond.
But watch out, the monsters are not too pleased with you mining their home, and will hunt you.
Some materials take longer than others, so be careful going through the hard stones. Every time you mine a block it becomes easier to mine, so you can create safe paths of sand to mine through faster.
Using WebGL and HTML5 technologies, Digulator should be able to run in any modern browser. However use of custom shaders may stress out some GPUs, so graphics options to turn down the bloom, particles, volumetric lighting and lens flare are included if necessary.
Enjoy!
Creators:
Anthony Foster
James McCormick
Clark Lavery
Damien Gatt
Pyarelal Knowles
*EDIT*
Minor change to the code to allow for click/touch events. This will enable you to play on a WebGL enable mobile device (audio may cause errors still)
For android on my shitty sony phone I needed to enable "Override software rendering list" in chrome://flags
wow that's a lot of bling and juice! i really like the tree smashing. graphics are great in general - you did that in a couple of days? nice. the gameplay is limited, especially the win conditions...i felt like there could have been something more interesting there but whatever - excellent work!
Impressed with how much you got done in the time and liked the way you used the sound on game over. Only issue I had was that the page would reload everytime I restarted.
The individual graphics look really nice, but they didn't combine well. I feel like you need some kind of digging effect, maybe a 2d animation and/or particles. Just bouncing around didn't say "digging" as much as it said "broken" to me.
Hmm its not intentionally similar to any other game. We based it a bit off games like minecraft and terraria, having voxel grid based world, but with different gameplay style.
This is great! Had to disable volumetrics/bloom on macbook, but once it was up to speed, there's a nice game here. Could do with at least _some_ restriction on where monsters can move. PS - Best loading screen ever. ;-D
Performance isn't great (mac book pro), but with all the bells and whistles turned off it ran pretty smoothly. Gameplay is pretty simple -- wish there was a bit more strategy to it (make make it turn based to make up for perf?). You got monstered!
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There is a good bit of cat and mouse gameplay too!