I absolutely love the level of polish in this entry. A simple, yet very playable, platform action that could easily suit multiplayer (both co-op and 1-vs-1, or even an hybrid between the two, which could be awesome)!
I want to play but I don't have an Xbox controller :( It looks really cool so I will vote for graphics in the meantime and see if my lady's uncle will lend me his controller in a few days (yes I know you really really wanted to be informed on my family's issue so here I am telling you :D). - Daniele
THIS IS REALLY COOL! Definitely the jam game I played longer for now (along with "birdsong"): great fun, yesyes, I bow to that. And I'm shouting because those damn robots blew my mind *_* - Daniele
Awesome game! Controls are super smooth, and the frenetic mayhem is tons of fun. I love the little touches, like the start text becoming an actual part of the scene. Great work!
Love the graphics, cool game! I Included it in part 10 of my Ludum Dare 31 compilation video series, if you would like to check it out :) http://youtu.be/YpdCMKphEUw
really impressive! I love that the arena doesn't reset when you start over. Makes each new try feel just a little bit different, and it's cool to feel like you had an influence over the arena you fight on, as opposed to just letting a random number generator do all the work. I have to note, though, that my goal wasn't immediately obvious until I read the submission page. Maybe adding a couple of blinking arrows pointing at the hatches would help to make them a more obvious target?
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- Daniele
Added the support for a keyboard, on all platforms (should work on Linux too)!!
For a Linux executable, head here: http://www.tinycolossus.com/games/LD31/TightFightLinux.zip
(I ran out of space on my website!)
- Daniele
I have to note, though, that my goal wasn't immediately obvious until I read the submission page. Maybe adding a couple of blinking arrows pointing at the hatches would help to make them a more obvious target?