Journey to the 5th Planet - My first Ludum Dare!
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I am proud to present my first Ludum Dare game - Journey to the 5th Planet!
While being my first Ludum Dare game, it is also my first attempt at making any sort of game music. I tried really hard to make something upbeat but everything came out kind of creepy, so I just went with it.
I also learned that planets are pretty hard to draw.
I used Unity3D, Ragepixel, Bfxr, and pxtone to create this game.
Just put up builds for Windows, OS/X, and Linux. Let me know if any of them have problems.
Controls:
Left/Right Arrow - Move Left/Right
Space - Jump; Double Jump
Fluff Text:
Once every 300 years The 5 Planets perfectly align, opening up portals between adjacent planets. You are an explorer who wants to travel across all 5 planets and see what's on the final one.
But be careful, each planet has its own unique gravity and weather, so you must be prepared for anything on your travels. Keep your eyes out, and you may even find other explorers or locals hidden among the planets' terrain.
While being my first Ludum Dare game, it is also my first attempt at making any sort of game music. I tried really hard to make something upbeat but everything came out kind of creepy, so I just went with it.
I also learned that planets are pretty hard to draw.
I used Unity3D, Ragepixel, Bfxr, and pxtone to create this game.
Just put up builds for Windows, OS/X, and Linux. Let me know if any of them have problems.
Controls:
Left/Right Arrow - Move Left/Right
Space - Jump; Double Jump
Fluff Text:
Once every 300 years The 5 Planets perfectly align, opening up portals between adjacent planets. You are an explorer who wants to travel across all 5 planets and see what's on the final one.
But be careful, each planet has its own unique gravity and weather, so you must be prepared for anything on your travels. Keep your eyes out, and you may even find other explorers or locals hidden among the planets' terrain.