Frameworks/external code: XNA 4.0 (everything else was written from scratch)
It's been a while but damn it feels good to be back. This is probably without hyperbole the ugliest game I've ever made, but nonetheless I think it turned out well, especially for the time.
Made some incredibly grating soundtracks and some surprisingly good sound effects for it too, which was something that people often said about my other LD entries.
It's basically a game where you collect coins and blow stuff up. The difficulty lies in not destroying the coin, not blowing yourself up (easier than it sounds) and not being shot by other players in multiplayer. I haven't tested the multiplayer with another person yet but hopefully it should be fine.
Keyboard Controls P1: WASD to move & aim Space to jump Shift to shoot
P2: Arrow keys to move & aim Right Ctrl to shoot Num0 to jump
Yeah, I couldn't get the keyboard controls to feel great without adding mouse control, which kinda ruined the arcadey feel of the game and made it so you couldn't play 2P without controllers. I'm sure with extra time I could get it feeling a little better.
I don't have a gamepad so I played it on the keyboard and unfortunately the controls (WASD + Left Shift) isn't very intuitive and made the gameplay less fun than I think it could be.
Overall I think it's good though and I would love to try out the multiplayer since it feels like it would fit the concept perfectly.
Nice, a game with some destruction mechanics involved. As others have said, I agree that control are a bit hard, at least when using keyboard. Nice game though, good work!
Can't play this, Unity webplayer is not available for Linux OS. Feel free to send me a tweet @tinyworlds if you export a Linux executable and I'll play your game.
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I don't have a gamepad so I played it on the keyboard and unfortunately the controls (WASD + Left Shift) isn't very intuitive and made the gameplay less fun than I think it could be.
Overall I think it's good though and I would love to try out the multiplayer since it feels like it would fit the concept perfectly.
Exception Info: System.IO.FileNotFoundException
Stack:
at LD29.Program.Main(System.String[])