Controls: w a s d or arrow keys to move. space or mouse 0 to change rotation of the blade. h or mouse 1 to use magic(first you must collect it. It is dropped by enemies). Escape or p to pause.
I recommend playing the arena mode, because I started making the challenge(originally called story mode) a little to late and ran out of time :P. Also there is no sound
Story: You are a two eyed slime, an abnormal from a clan of cyclops slimes. They have banished you and you have decided to kill the king of the rival clan: the eyeless slimes. If you defeat him, maybe your clan will welcome you back as a hero.
Unfortunately I can't get this to run; I get an error message "Data folder not found" "There should be 'AbnormalSlime_Data' folder next to the executable", but I can see the folder right there :( I'm on Windows 10 by the way, other Unity games work for me.
"multiball confusion" is a metaphore sung by Aleks Turner for something complex. There is good reason for that - you see with this amount of balls it's honestly hard. Very hard - the entropy is high and expacting what'll happen is hard, it's almost like a freaking brownian motion! And not to mention how hard it is to pin point exactly this thing. You should've made the collision a bit more rough. Just a bit tweaking this stuff and it's a fair game :)
So close to a very fun game. I have a couple of suggestions: -I would prefer an all-keyboard control option, maybe spacebar for reverse and restart -The enemies look far too like the player, I realize that this is part of the point, but definitely having an enemy the same color as the player is a bad move -I couldn't tell how you were choosing which enemies to spawn on arena mode, but I would suggest setting a 'total point' value per wave, which would dictate that the enemies on each wave can only total number of points which increments with each wave (possibly starting at around 10?), meaning that the player will never have the situation of having 4 reds spawn next to them on the first wave, but leaving the element of randomness that means they never quite know what they're going to get
Good game though, and with some tweaks I would have a hard time putting it down.
Had some issues that I couldnt change the direction of the spike some of the time, but neat concept. I included it in part 12 of my Ludum Dare 33 Compilation video series, if you would like to take a look :) https://youtu.be/mbmK1PaRvAU
Overwhelming start when you first get in a map, and difficult to survive for a while, but being able to restart quickly helps with that. Decent game overall.
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"There should be 'AbnormalSlime_Data'
folder next to the executable"
-I would prefer an all-keyboard control option, maybe spacebar for reverse and restart
-The enemies look far too like the player, I realize that this is part of the point, but definitely having an enemy the same color as the player is a bad move
-I couldn't tell how you were choosing which enemies to spawn on arena mode, but I would suggest setting a 'total point' value per wave, which would dictate that the enemies on each wave can only total number of points which increments with each wave (possibly starting at around 10?), meaning that the player will never have the situation of having 4 reds spawn next to them on the first wave, but leaving the element of randomness that means they never quite know what they're going to get
Good game though, and with some tweaks I would have a hard time putting it down.