This game was made in 72 hours for Ludum Dare 32 (Jam).
How to play: -Move with WASD. Ram into a tree to shake it and spray the leaves. -Attack the nature-freak construction workers with the leaves -You lose when you run out of trees, so be careful -Left click to create a new tree if you have any seeds (top-left). You get seeds by killing construction workers. You get points by planting trees. -Right-click to teleport
The song is "Dancing on Clouds" by Eric Matyas. Check out his awesome site: soundimage.org! (Note: I opted-out of music).
Have fun, and don't forget to rate here and on my GJ page if you use that. ;)
Fun and innovative concept! It's a little too challenging right out of the gate. If the spawn rate had increased as time goes on, it would have been better. Other than that, great game!
At first, I found it was hard to know what I was doing. After figuring it out though, it seems like a solid game. Great use of the theme, it did crash on me after a bit though. I included it in part 1 of my Ludum Dare 32 compilation video series, if you would like to take a look :) https://youtu.be/-ZkAqIe6FiQ
The main mechanic is extremely unwieldy due to the fast and slippery movement system married with enemies attacking from non-cardinal directions. The directional keys just aren't made for to handle that combo.
How about playing as the tree flinging leaves with buttery smooth mouse control, raising saplings to act as turrets and recruiting rocks to shield your forces. That's unconventional as well.
When it comes to simple score-based arcade games gameplay-feel is king. Annoy the player and it's gameover man.
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How about playing as the tree flinging leaves with buttery smooth mouse control, raising saplings to act as turrets and recruiting rocks to shield your forces. That's unconventional as well.
When it comes to simple score-based arcade games gameplay-feel is king. Annoy the player and it's gameover man.
I have to say, though, trying to play this with the track pad on my laptop is difficult (to put it mildly).