Navigate with Keyboard, Mouse or Gamepad. Place your three actions as attacks or defenses. The computer does the same, not visible to you. End the turn and the result of the actions will be determined. Defense actions are always successfull against attack actions. Attack actions on undefended worlds are also always successfull. Worlds not connected to the majority of your own worlds fall to the enemy. The player with three or less worlds looses.
Very Interested game , like your effort and the concept I don't know if the different colors green or red mean something . nice art :D Well one thing though :D What happen if I attack the same world from where the enemy is attacking me currently what happen is just i get his world and he gets mine I don't know really if it's better to leave or not but just wanted to tell you about it . Good Work :)
Really cool, very nice use of the theme. I love encountering some board-game-ish entries here.
At some point i got stuck at a tight part of the system and had no way of outsmarting the CPU to get any further though. At least thats what i think. I tried for at least 10 minutes. He only had to attack two key points of my system, which i had to defend every turn, meaning i had only one action left to actually capture a planet, which would of course immediately be recaptured.
Nice game and style, but the symmetry of the gameplay makes the play problematic - I restarted four times and three times ended up in a loop which would be broken only if I would do a bad move.
After a first miserable attempt I managed to win. Towards the end it was a bit tedious to eliminate the last few enemy worlds, so I would suggest win condition to be at a slightly lower percentage. Else, I really enjoyed playing it.
Loved the graphics and sound and the made the atmosphere very, very good. The gameplay was funky for me; I lost two worlds but when it seemed like I should have regained them nothing happened. Eventually I got into a stalemate.
Hi there. Nice idea and presentation, want to play it and tried several times, but there is no clarity of the controls - how to place Attack or Defence. Nor about what the different colours mean. F1 doesn't work for show controls as webbrowser intercepts that. Good promise but needs playtesting (at least browser version does, Chrome/W8.1). Hope that helps!
Great concept and design. Did take to moment to fully understand what was going on, but was fun once I had gotten there. The map generation sometimes threw me off, in one game I got stuck in a 1-world corridor and could never really expand beyond that as the AI kept cutting of my foward base from the side...
But other than that, a really well polished entry! Kudos for including an AI in a 48h game!
This was a terrific puzzle game! The AI was hard enough to make every little step of attrition feel like a small victory, and I did feel really clever the first time I lured it into a trap that allowed me to grab great swaths of land by completely encircling enemy territories. Great job, great game!
It took me a while to get into the game because I always tried to press Space to get rid of the "Navigate with..." help message - and then I lost immediately for soooooome reason. I really like that you implemented different forms of control though! (Tip for mouse-controls: Left click action, right drag movement.)
Afterwards it still took me a while to understand that the enemy is playing by the same rules as I am and what works well strategy-wise, but look at me now: Ruler of all known (and unknown) space!
The graphics are a bit on the simple side, but really pleasent to look at, and the sound effects work well. Pity there is no music!
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I don't know if the different colors green or red mean something .
nice art :D
Well one thing though :D What happen if I attack the same world from where the enemy is attacking me currently what happen is just i get his world and he gets mine I don't know really if it's better to leave or not but just wanted to tell you about it .
Good Work :)
At some point i got stuck at a tight part of the system and had no way of outsmarting the CPU to get any further though. At least thats what i think. I tried for at least 10 minutes. He only had to attack two key points of my system, which i had to defend every turn, meaning i had only one action left to actually capture a planet, which would of course immediately be recaptured.
Still, very good entry.
And yes, the end against the cpu is difficult and repetitive...
It's nicely-thought-out gameplay though. ++!
Good luck!
But other than that, a really well polished entry! Kudos for including an AI in a 48h game!
Afterwards it still took me a while to understand that the enemy is playing by the same rules as I am and what works well strategy-wise, but look at me now: Ruler of all known (and unknown) space!
The graphics are a bit on the simple side, but really pleasent to look at, and the sound effects work well. Pity there is no music!