Connecting LD30 to the Real World
This game is from the old Ludum Dare platform. You can try viewing the original page on Web Archive
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( FOLKS, I'VE SWITCHED THE SERVER OFF NOW! SORRY, BUT I CAN'T KEEP IT SCRAPING AND HITTING THE LD SITE INDEFINITELY :( THX TO EVERYONE WHO USED AND LIKED THIS GAME! )
REAL WORLD <-- connected --> VIRTUAL WORLD
Use arrow keys to pan, and + and - to zoom or use scroll wheel.
( Due to an interesting browser compatibility issue, the scroll wheel may be inverted for non-Mac users. Weird! Live with it ;) )
View and play Ludum Dare 30 games whilst exploring a nicely illustrated world map!
I track the games you comment on, and the players who comment on your game. I use this information to expose more and more of the underlying map to you.
(I scrape the LD website and don't want to to put too much load on it, so I'm not scraping very often. Rather than be impatient, go play and rate a few games and come back to see how the map progresses!)
I hope you find it fun, pretty and pretty useful!
Special thanks to Wombatica, who contributed some of the cool map illustrations. Its really worth pretending you live in some far-flung part of the world e.g. India in order to expose his handwork *hint* *hint* *cough* *splutter*!
REAL WORLD <-- connected --> VIRTUAL WORLD
Use arrow keys to pan, and + and - to zoom or use scroll wheel.
( Due to an interesting browser compatibility issue, the scroll wheel may be inverted for non-Mac users. Weird! Live with it ;) )
View and play Ludum Dare 30 games whilst exploring a nicely illustrated world map!
I track the games you comment on, and the players who comment on your game. I use this information to expose more and more of the underlying map to you.
(I scrape the LD website and don't want to to put too much load on it, so I'm not scraping very often. Rather than be impatient, go play and rate a few games and come back to see how the map progresses!)
I hope you find it fun, pretty and pretty useful!
Special thanks to Wombatica, who contributed some of the cool map illustrations. Its really worth pretending you live in some far-flung part of the world e.g. India in order to expose his handwork *hint* *hint* *cough* *splutter*!