Simple game where you attempt to survive as long as possible against a constant stream of robots, utilizing various glitches and exploits to defend yourself. Robots spawn faster the longer the game goes on, and there's no healing.
Instructions can be found in-game. If you can't move your character, try clicking on the Unity WebGL logo or going fullscreen.
Nice little game! I loved being able to "glitch" the game in order to play :P One weird thing though: you can drag your health bar and cooldown bars by clicking on them. It doesn't appear to do anything, but it had me confused for a little while :P
Cool idea! I like glitch and errors and part of gameplay. Especially the overflow attack. Some of the other attacks are too quick, and the ai is not interesting yet.
The robots are pretty hard to click on. I was also confused by the bar dragging, and it seems I wasn't able to actually move despite being told wasd would work (Tried arrow keys as well, no joy). Fullscreen didn't seem to help.
@TailyILoveYou Never saw that, thanks for pointing it out. Health bars are made with Slider objects in Unity, and they probably do that by default.
@FireSlash Try clicking after going fullscreen. It seems to be a focus problem, at least for me - using the arrow keys would make the page move instead. If that doesn't describe your problem, I don't know what's causing it, sorry.
@Kadealicious The game probably ran, because that error is part of the game itself. It's a fictional one. If you couldn't move, try clicking on the Unity WebGL icon first.
Ye olde Crimsonland-like :) It starts off pretty slow, and the lack of options in weaponary (well, the lack of new weapons) make it quite repetitive pretty soon. Unless I missed something.
The programmer-bug relationship is funny though :)
Nice idea! It would be great if your mouse didn't disappear and the break glitch just had a little area of effect so you didn't have to be super precise while running around.
Very efficiently done for a 48h entry. As already mentioned, robots are a bit too small to click on them, but apart from that it’s a nice mechanics that just asks to be enriched with more weapons and enemies!
Also thanks for providing a WebGL build, I don’t like to run random binaries on my computer.
I liked the idea of "breaking the game" to beat the game although I think it might be a bit too easy to exploit (somehow I teleported outside the arena with no way to get back properly).
I think the concept has a lot of potential to be a very fun game. I liked the unique approach to the ability cooldown, forcing you to run around instead of standing still and killing everything. I think the difficulty curve could be made steeper for a less repetitive feel, and perhaps more enemy types could have made things more interesting. Good job!
Would love to see a post-jam extended version with more glitches to cause, and maybe source code released as well.
Nicely done!