This game is a simple platformer. Left and right arrows to walk, up to jump and space to punch. The normal worms (pink ones, not moving arround) can be used to get back some health by eating (walking over) them. The other ones (yellow, moving arround) are poisonous, if you come to close to them you will loose health. (originally I even had some kind of background story in mind for this ...)
The goal is to let all the flowers on the surface bloom, by punching all the poisonous worms beneath the surface.
Edit (24 April 2014): added link to Open Pandora port
I should have marked the Web-Version as not recommended ... Godot's export for HTML5 seems not to do so well for sound (there should be some for when beeing hit or eating worms, but they won't be played in the Web-Version). Also it's View is too small, health won't be shown, ...
^ I didn't have any influence on that (godots exporter does this on it's own) but thanks :D (after reading that comment and searching for emscripten I finally understand why there are logentries pointing me to .cpp files in the Web-Version)
Nice parallax background The movement is a bit slow and floaty, and therefore imprecise The flowers and particle effects are a nice visual touch I enjoyed playing it overall
I made it runnable, but now it seems im missing some library. ./test.bin: /lib/i386-linux-gnu/i686/cmov/libm.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.15' not found (required by ./test.bin) ./test.bin: /lib/i386-linux-gnu/i686/cmov/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.15' not found (required by ./test.bin)
@Zer0Xol: hmm ... I don't really know why this happens ... maybe because I used a x68 instead of x64 binary? Are you on a x64 linux? Is multilib installed (that should provide support for 32bit on 64bit linux)? I think you need the package gcc-multilib on ubuntu (but not entirely sure ...).
Funny name, is a little simple, maybe too slow, but you can have fun with it, it's a nice distraction. The art is simple as well, I would have enjoyed music, or more effects, but I understand not everyone can be a orchestra man.
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I am a mole, why can't I dig ?
Before starting you have to add the necessary permissions with chmod +x ./test.bin
Godot's export for HTML5 seems not to do so well for sound (there should be some for when beeing hit or eating worms, but they won't be played in the Web-Version). Also it's View is too small, health won't be shown, ...
(after reading that comment and searching for emscripten I finally understand why there are logentries pointing me to .cpp files in the Web-Version)
The movement is a bit slow and floaty, and therefore imprecise
The flowers and particle effects are a nice visual touch
I enjoyed playing it overall
./test.bin: /lib/i386-linux-gnu/i686/cmov/libm.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.15' not found (required by ./test.bin)
./test.bin: /lib/i386-linux-gnu/i686/cmov/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.15' not found (required by ./test.bin)
I think you need the package gcc-multilib on ubuntu (but not entirely sure ...).
The art is simple as well, I would have enjoyed music, or more effects, but I understand not everyone can be a orchestra man.