Ludum Dare #30compo
A (dis)connected world...
This Ludum Dare (#30) I've created another point-n-click adventure. I've been drawing like a maniac but still managed to find time to include sound effects and music.
Good luck with the adventure/puzzles, if you need advice go back to the desk to get a hint.
p.s. The baby stayed where it was during the competition (in the womb). Hopefully I've got some time to play other LD games before my wife goes into labour. This LD was horrible with two pending deadlines!
Good luck with the adventure/puzzles, if you need advice go back to the desk to get a hint.
p.s. The baby stayed where it was during the competition (in the womb). Hopefully I've got some time to play other LD games before my wife goes into labour. This LD was horrible with two pending deadlines!
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https://github.com/royvanrijn/royvanrijn.github.io/tree/master/images/photos
(some stuff wasn't used)
The most surprising thing was making the lion's 'roar' with the microphone and some Audacity effects, turned out much better than I suspected.
got stuck eventually, but I am going to revisit it again and again until I figure it out!
Like the style, looks like 12 oz Mouse!
Amazingly good!
Nice art style.
Music and sound could've been a little more quiet.
Many of the puzzles are a little too straight forward but..
Given the time frame, it's very nice.
The only thing I'd ask for is being able to "fast travel" double-clicking on an arrow of a location already visited.
I've had complains last time people couldn't find stuff, that is was too hard. This is a very hard thing to balance. I'd rather have it a bit too easy so people can finish, like and rate it ;-)
luismb55: Fast travel, nice, I'll add that to the engine for another compo!
Really came together in the end and feels polished and complete. Its easy to underestimate the effort and code and artwork behind it all.
Super :D
The whole hand drawing style is great, and I found the puzzles well designed.
Maybe some more visual enhancement for clickable objects in order to avoid the "move the mouse everywhere to find what to click", but it's just a comfort issue.
Nice drawing, cute story!