Monster From a Dumpster
This game is from the old Ludum Dare platform. You can try viewing the original page on Web Archive
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A working, monstrously incomplete, however beautiful and fun game about a garbage collector who likes to spend his free time throwing trash out of garbage cans.
Your objective in each level is to get as many points as possible by throwing trash on different objects. Each object has its own value; for example, throwing trash inside a small flower garden gives you more points than around a large house. You can throw trash by dragging the garbage can with your mouse.
We couldn't find the time to finish building all parts we wanted, so even though the game works (quite) smoothly, it lacks much customization. However, we recommend playing the post-Jam version, which includes more art, more music, more levels and more garbage!
A note about builds: there is a Windows version available, as well as the freshest post-Jam Windows version. However, due to problems with the cocos2d library, we cannot provide a downloadable Linux build. Therefore, if you wish to play this game on Linux, you must follow the compilation instructions written here: https://github.com/vmednis/LD33/blob/master/README.md#compiling We host the game's source code on GitHub, so you can choose to play its Ludum Dare version or any newer post-Jam version.
We are TeamWhatever (a temporary name until the Ludum Dare website supports teams with multiple accounts).
Valters Mednis (twitter.com/vmednis)
The Number Guy (twitter.com/thenumberguy1)
Have fun!
Your objective in each level is to get as many points as possible by throwing trash on different objects. Each object has its own value; for example, throwing trash inside a small flower garden gives you more points than around a large house. You can throw trash by dragging the garbage can with your mouse.
We couldn't find the time to finish building all parts we wanted, so even though the game works (quite) smoothly, it lacks much customization. However, we recommend playing the post-Jam version, which includes more art, more music, more levels and more garbage!
A note about builds: there is a Windows version available, as well as the freshest post-Jam Windows version. However, due to problems with the cocos2d library, we cannot provide a downloadable Linux build. Therefore, if you wish to play this game on Linux, you must follow the compilation instructions written here: https://github.com/vmednis/LD33/blob/master/README.md#compiling We host the game's source code on GitHub, so you can choose to play its Ludum Dare version or any newer post-Jam version.
We are TeamWhatever (a temporary name until the Ludum Dare website supports teams with multiple accounts).
Valters Mednis (twitter.com/vmednis)
The Number Guy (twitter.com/thenumberguy1)
Have fun!