Another heedless adventurer has entered your lair, and you are his only hope of being guided safely outside, even if it means chasing around the labyrinth you call home.
Use the power of fear, flight and paranoia-inducing red glow to help the stranger flee, tumble and climb up walls as he scurries away from your presence!
Be warned, your home hosts the ever-present darkness as well, and should the stranger wander in the wrong place or be left alone for too long, there is no saving him.
Rotate the camera with the arrow keys (left and right), use spacebar to fly, WASD to move and R to activate your paranoia-inducing red glow to see better in the dark. I mean, what else would it be for?
Executable created in 64bit Linux Lite, by opening the .blend file and using Save as Game Engine Runtime Add-On found inside the User Interface you should be able to make an executable on any platform :)
The concept is great, and it's always cool to hear voice acting.
The controls are awkward, and it's too dark - a dim ambient light would have been a good idea imo. A model for the heedless adventurer (even a simple one, like the monster) would have made the game look much nicer - I feel like I'm chasing a bouncing cube, not an adventurer.
It's not often one sees a Blender game! I'd love to see it more... complete, it's a really cool idea.
Absolutely love that you used BGE to develop this. I agree with other comments that it's way too dark and the controls were not very intuitive. Had no idea where I was supposed to be herding the adventurer. Great idea for a game and loved the voice overs!!!
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The controls are awkward, and it's too dark - a dim ambient light would have been a good idea imo.
A model for the heedless adventurer (even a simple one, like the monster) would have made the game look much nicer - I feel like I'm chasing a bouncing cube, not an adventurer.
It's not often one sees a Blender game! I'd love to see it more... complete, it's a really cool idea.