The Linux version works, but: * The score is a bit hard to read * I can't figure out a reason why I shouldn't just constantly shoot * Is there any sort of ending? * Sounds got annoying after a bit, but until then, they were pretty good * Not very clear how it relates to the theme
I'll second that the score is a bit difficult to read. Loved the voxels otherwise. Also not sure how it connects to the theme, but it's a fun game to play nonetheless :)
A fun little game - I also enjoyed the voxel aesthetic. However there didn't seem to be a way to exit the game (from fullscreen mode), so I had to end the game from the task manager while the mouse was locked to the game.
I did have something in mind about battling a world-sized superconnected alien entity, which constantly reformed into different enemies, but I didn't have time to get everything I wanted into the game.
I also had a plan for 'assembler' enemies, which would take the debris and build mini-bosses. They'd always appear along with huge waves of enemies, so you'd be able to refrain from firing and 'stealth' your way through those sections, possibly with a mechanic where you could manoeuvre faster if you weren't shooting. Three days is too short a time to get ambitious though, and I'm glad I kept things simple.
It's been a really fun project to work on, so I'll probably develop it further (I'm dying to add a mouse-controlled drone) and keep uploading builds to itch.io (http://adfp.itch.io/superconnected-world)
@Vytheros Wow, thanks for letting me know. Unity's always been pretty reliable for me, but I obviously need to make a 'quit' button a priority. Cheers.
FINALLY AN ENTRY THAT PROVIDES A LINUX EXECUTABLE! It's a fun game and the graphics are really cool, but it gets boring after a while. Would require some variety.
Graphics and effects are cool, and actually feel thought out, rather than slapped on. Gameplay is a bit boring as the enemy patterns don't really get all that challenging even when the game goes on. Music would've suited this kind of game very well too.
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* The score is a bit hard to read
* I can't figure out a reason why I shouldn't just constantly shoot
* Is there any sort of ending?
* Sounds got annoying after a bit, but until then, they were pretty good
* Not very clear how it relates to the theme
Otherwise, it was a pretty fun game
~misson20000, voting on behalf of our team
I did have something in mind about battling a world-sized superconnected alien entity, which constantly reformed into different enemies, but I didn't have time to get everything I wanted into the game.
I also had a plan for 'assembler' enemies, which would take the debris and build mini-bosses. They'd always appear along with huge waves of enemies, so you'd be able to refrain from firing and 'stealth' your way through those sections, possibly with a mechanic where you could manoeuvre faster if you weren't shooting. Three days is too short a time to get ambitious though, and I'm glad I kept things simple.
It's been a really fun project to work on, so I'll probably develop it further (I'm dying to add a mouse-controlled drone) and keep uploading builds to itch.io (http://adfp.itch.io/superconnected-world)