In Tungsten Orbital Destroyer (TOD) you take control of a satellite, armed with deadly weapons. You must destroy enemy bases within a certain timeframe to save the world!
TOD offers some nice 3D Graphics combined with an awesome retro soundtrack. It was created for the LD32 GameJam in April 2015 by runvs (Julian Dinges and Simon Weis). Tools were Unity 5 as well as Cubase & SFXR for Sound and Aseprite/Blender for graphics
This is why we can't have giant laser satellites. Thanks, James Bond. I liked it a lot. Movement on the sphere was very intuitive, which I could see it not being. Graphics were awesome. I think the problem you were running into with the webplayer is Unity's default quality settings for webplayer, which is set to fastest. You can change those in Edit > Project Settings > Quality.
Nice work guys, the music was indeed awesome, and that planet shader looks badass! The control felt pretty good too - very intuitive as Ian said. Perhaps a tiny bit of smoothing would have been good there, so you could make fine adjustments a little easier? Not sure. Anyways, was good fun, thanks :)
audio and mood were good. not the most unconventional weapon. controls could be a bit smoother. ease in and out maybe. Fully playable from start to finish. complete game loop. not much challenge or replay value though. nice work.
About this "awesome retro soundtrack": imho it's overbassed. You should apply high pass filter to reduce sub-bass and apply some brightness, o make it more like low pad than woofershaker it is now :)
I liked it a lot. Movement on the sphere was very intuitive, which I could see it not being. Graphics were awesome. I think the problem you were running into with the webplayer is Unity's default quality settings for webplayer, which is set to fastest. You can change those in Edit > Project Settings > Quality.