You are a deity! Protect a small world by Building Towers to protect it from evil creatures. But beware! The evil souls of your victims revive and want to enter your spirit realm. You can't let that happen! Shoot them all to protect your own world!
For now Windows only, OSX will follow tomorrow. Edit: OSX Version is now online. I also tried to build a version that runs on Windows XP, but i don't know if it works as i can't test it.
Start the game with Protect Both Worlds\LD30\Binaries\Win32\LD30.exe.
You might need to install UE4PrereqSetup.msi first, to install required libs for Unreal Engine 4.
Great fun. It got me going for quite sometime. It needed some time to get used to the two screens and the dividing of your attention among the two areas but I figured a strategy out and it seems working.
I had a blast playing this game. It needed a little bit of time trying to figure out how to build the towers quickly enough once the enemies really started coming on the right side.
Initially confusing but then I got it! Great mechanic, really innovative, kinda want to play this as a 2P game now, both games feeding into each other.
Oh cool! I like the challenge of keeping tabs of both worlds! Took me a few tries before I started getting anywhere, but I'm a fan of the concept! Good take on the theme!
@All Thanks for all your feedback, happy that most of you seem to enjoy the game :) @TheMorfeus i created a Version that "should" run on Windows XP, would be nice if you try it out.
@c_livid which OSX version? I tested it on Mavericks, but don`t know if it runs on older versions. If you also have Mavericks i have no idea what the problem might be :(
After ctrl+opening it, it works on OSX (unsigned). The single sound gets annoying after some loops but the graphics look lovely - everything glows :D. The double gameplay gets hectic but is a nice idea. I had some problems while aiming - the bullets always end up in a slightly different place than intended.
I used UMG and like it a lot, really easy to use. Just found some annoying bugs that i had to work around but i guess that`s the price to pay when using experimental features ;)
That was cool. Liked how because you had to re-defeat enemies destroyed by the towers, you had to plan placement better than just 'spam towers in single area' as you often would in this kind of game. Was fun :).
For some reason the camera angle stood out to me as just about perfect! Not sure that it actually matters, but it caught me. I like the game quite a bit now that I've figured it out. I would love to see the idea expanded upon.
Original addition to the TD genre. I really liked the extra layer of having to think about the right side at the same time as I was building on the left.
Would have been neat to see the concept even more fleshed out :)
7300 pt ! Interesting mix of the 2 genres, and the theme "connected worlds" is well used. Good start, I would like to see an improved version, with separated waves, keyboards shortcut for placing towers... etc.
I love this! one of the best entries I've played. Awesome theme implementation too. Obviously more levels and enemies would be great, but there's not really anything bad to say here. It's simply a very well made and unique tower defense game.
Hard game but cool graphics! I included it in part 17 of my Ludum Dare 30 Compilation video series, if you’d like to check it out :) http://youtu.be/02vIiZyi3-c
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Noaksey6 Sep 2014, 22:46
Play this game, liked it! I got 23,500 - I'll link video in comment when uploaded.
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Tom Gardiner12 Sep 2014, 07:30
Sorry I didn't get to stream your game, I ended up being busy over the week. With that said, I really like tower defense games and I find them rather addicting, and this was a nice twist on what we're used to playing. Very fun but like other people say it gets overwhelming quite fast (who necessarily said that was such a bad thing?)
Well done :D
(10,300 score :P)