Watermelon Shootout

========== WATERMELON SHOOTOUT! ==========

You are a local kid who is being bullied by all the other kids in the neighborhood.

The vicious bullying gang is led by none other than your arch-nemesis, Bully McBully.

You have nothing to defend yourself with.... but there *ARE* quite a lot of fast-growing

watermelons nearby! Delicious and moist, you find out that their seeds can also be a

deadly weapon! Use this unconventional weapon to embarrass and defeat all the bullies

so you can confront the head bully!

========== TIPS ==========

- Eat watermelon to restore health and hold the seeds in your mouth

-The watermelons are huge! You must stand near one for a few seconds to scarf it down

- Spit the seeds at the bullies to embarrass them and make them run home

- Be careful! They are wise to your plans and are eating watermelons to spit seeds back at you!

- Your mouth can only hold so many seeds, but remember that the watermelons in this town

grow back FAST!

========== CONTROLS ==========

Arrow keys........Move left and right

Z.................Jump

X.................Spit seeds

========== CREDITS ==========

All code, art, everything created solely by Dickson Cho during the 48 hours between 4-18-2015 and 4-19-2015 for Ludum Dare 32

Comments8

Figglewatts20 Apr 2015, 15:15

Your web player doesn't work.

dicksonchoauthor20 Apr 2015, 17:52

Yeah, unfortunately, the Web Player version doesn't work with Google Chrome (as per the LD announcement). The HTML5 version may or may not work for you, since that's currently an experimental Unity feature. Have you tried the Windows/PC build?

SmallPhil20 Apr 2015, 21:30

Suits the theme, but it would be nice to have a way to exit the game when you play in full screen.

dicksonchoauthor20 Apr 2015, 22:33

I re-downloaded the PC version of the game just now to test this, and pressing Esc seems to quit the game for me. Which version of the game are you playing?

dusho21 Apr 2015, 17:41

web player doesn't work, but not because of Chrome settings.. it says 'Failed to load data'

dicksonchoauthor21 Apr 2015, 18:58

Okay, I just made an update to the web player... I hard coded the HTML to the dropbox data file (instead of relative path). Hopefully this should fix it! (and thanks for the feedback)

Liam :D23 Apr 2015, 17:54

Unfortunately the web player still fails with "invalid data file". Perhaps you should recompile.

dicksonchoauthor23 Apr 2015, 18:41

Aargh, the web player has more technical difficulties than I imagine! :( I'll take a look at this when I get home; in the meantime I'll take down the Web Player link. Thanks for letting me know.