Wait for the chopper in an apocalyptic environment!
Story: You are the last one of them. A lonely knight, lonely standing against a never ending flood of hellish creatures. Your divine rifle, righteous fire to incinerate your foes, vile servants of the Devil himself. Yet there is to fulfill your destiny, your final quest. Now take your rifle. Bring vengeance to them and hope the rescue chopper will come and pick you up soon.
Gameplay: Your standing on a rooftop in the middle of a park and you can navigate to four different points on the rooftop by pressing the A or D key. Look around with the mouse, shoot with left mouse button and use the right mouse button for aiming with a scope.
Genre: First Person Shooter
Number of players: 1
Controls: Mouse : Look around / aim Right Mouse Button : Scope Left Mouse Button : Shot Ctrl : Shoot Mouse Wheel : Zoom while scooping Shift : Hold breath Q Key : Switch weapon A Key : Go to the point left D Key : Go to the point right Escape (ESC) Key : Abort the game
Team: Stefan Laubenberger, Lucien Ryter, Fabian Wiktora, Alessandro Rubino
Pretty fun. Although it doesn't help that the controls screen is wrong (unless maybe you're left handed) and doesn't mention that you can use the scroll wheel to zoom. Also I killed them all with over 30 seconds left and had to sit there doing nothing.
The game is a bit slow in my laptop even with the lowest configs, but well, my configs are not that good anyway. But i played even with that and the game is cool. I found one of the most fun bugs of this Ludum dare... there was an Zombie breaking dancing all over the floor, non-stop. Man I laughed... Congrats!
I liked the idea, but having the people look like zombies caused the ending to not make sense. It seemed like lots of the people disappeared before I could even find them. My guess is they were running away, however they just disappeared in the middle of a field. If tht is the case there should have been some sort of indicator that it would happen.
That is a seriously cool bullet time effect. First time I played through, something errored and there was no countdown timer, so I didn't experience the end, which really is what makes the theme. I decided to try it again and the game worked as intended. Awesome ending. If you don't make it to the end, don't rate this game until you do. Great job Crosstales!
The game is well made, I thought the gun was broken until I realised you can zoom in with mouse wheel :) Still, one major complaint: the warping effect is too nauseous!
Well, that was pretty fun to play :) At first I look at all these monsters and know I have to kill them! Then I see one of them just jogging... then another stretching... And another one breakdancing '_' That's when I understood that maybe I have a distorded vision of reality. But hey, they are monsters, so I kept shooting them until the freedom chopper came! Quite fun :)
very nice execution for a jam game. It was fun to play except the fact that no more "mosnters" seems to spawn after few times of playing. I would say 30-40s before the helicopter, there's nobody in the park. The end twist is rather good, and rather unexpected :)
Even before the ending I was constantly thinking: "I am a monster indeed, killing those innocent dancers!". And when the heli arrived I tried to kill the pilot immediately but I guess you can't do it. Or I just couldn't.
I was half expecting the ending but otherwise it is a great sniping game (I appreciate accurate bullet physics!!) with nice graphics. I had definitely fun playing it. Windows download is down btw.
Unfortunately, the standalone-build for OSX didn't work. Since Unity 5.1.3 (or earlier versions?) the x86 (32 bit) won't work. We had to compile it with "x86_64" and it's now working on our old iMac. Sorry for the inconvenience!
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Love the use of the unreliable narration and that bullet time effect is seriously cool.
The usual unity button problems are there but you can get past that by having your cursor slightly to the left of where the button is.
Otherwise solid. Great music
Quite fun :)
Fun game and great mood! Like the music also.
Unfortunately, the standalone-build for OSX didn't work. Since Unity 5.1.3 (or earlier versions?) the x86 (32 bit) won't work. We had to compile it with "x86_64" and it's now working on our old iMac.
Sorry for the inconvenience!
Keep on gaming!
Thank you very much for the valuable and kind reviews!
You're the best! :-)