Ludum Dare #33compo
Cave in!
Cave in!
Made in two days by Finn O'leary for Ludum Dare 33.
Story:
You were robbing a bank, but there was an earthquake.
Quickly, you rushed for the probable safety of the catacombs!
With the entrance blocked with rubble, you've no choice but to arm up
with your trusty laser and go as deep as you can!
Goal:
Reach the exit ('>'), avoid the holes ('O') and either dodge or obliterate
the rocks ('#') with your mining laser.
Controls:
'h', 'j', 'k', 'l' for left, down, up and right
'f' then a movement key to fire in that direction.
Press '.' to go to the next level when you're standing over the exit.
Controls are remappable. The file follows the format:
<left key>\n
<down key>\n
<up key>\n
<right key>\n
<fire key>\n
<next-level key>\n
EOF
The keys you can replace them with are documented in
https://love2d.org/wiki/KeyConstant
Have fun!
- Finn (Galle) O'leary
Made in two days by Finn O'leary for Ludum Dare 33.
Story:
You were robbing a bank, but there was an earthquake.
Quickly, you rushed for the probable safety of the catacombs!
With the entrance blocked with rubble, you've no choice but to arm up
with your trusty laser and go as deep as you can!
Goal:
Reach the exit ('>'), avoid the holes ('O') and either dodge or obliterate
the rocks ('#') with your mining laser.
Controls:
'h', 'j', 'k', 'l' for left, down, up and right
'f' then a movement key to fire in that direction.
Press '.' to go to the next level when you're standing over the exit.
Controls are remappable. The file follows the format:
<left key>\n
<down key>\n
<up key>\n
<right key>\n
<fire key>\n
<next-level key>\n
EOF
The keys you can replace them with are documented in
https://love2d.org/wiki/KeyConstant
Have fun!
- Finn (Galle) O'leary
Comments5
Enrymion24 Aug 2015, 03:48
I like that VIM keys are the only option but why no diagonal movement?
Pending Chaos24 Aug 2015, 09:43
To run it you need install Love2D if it is not installed then run
love build_v1.0.0.love
in the unzipped directory.
love build_v1.0.0.love
in the unzipped directory.
Enrymion26 Aug 2015, 07:36
oh, didn't notice the readme since it wasn't a text file like config but still tried remapping to 'aswdfq' but since it didn't work I assumed it was impossible and now upon reading the readme it does require knowing that what /n means.
Which is quite a shame because it looks interesting.