In the midst of an unsuspecting high street/office building/abstract conceptual environment, the first subject of a virulent zombie virus has emerged! Can you manage to infect all of the nearby humans without drawing the attention of the local police?
This is my third completed Ludum Dare entry, and while the graphics are nothing amazing I'm happy with how much I've learned about Unity's pathfinding system, it's advantages and disadvantages, as well as how best to integrate that into an AI environment. I hope you enjoy!
WASD/Arrow Keys - Move Shift - Sprint
Note: I haven't had time to test the WebGL port as of yet, so I can't guarantee whether it will or won't work. I'll test it properly tomorrow.
Thanks for the review fuzzalicious! The blue cubes are phones - if a human is near one after escaping the zombie/zombies they will use it to contact the police rather than going to the police station in person.
Awesome! Great mechanics and as others have mentioned, even tho the graphics are simple, they don't distract from the play. What does distract a bit is the lack of any sounds. Hard to set a mood without some sound, especially when the visuals are basic. Can't wait to see where this goes.
I really liked this. The graphics, while basic, are clean and clear. I kinda assumed some boxes were cars in a street, some were shelves, etc. I only found out about phones and police (I was calling them 'blue shooty things' in my head) by reading other comments.
The path finding worked really well, although there were a couple of time when you infected someone they 'jumped' through a wall.
I was kind surpring how the simple mechanic of reds being faster than you so you need to use up the limit sprint added to the game.
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The path finding worked really well, although there were a couple of time when you infected someone they 'jumped' through a wall.
I was kind surpring how the simple mechanic of reds being faster than you so you need to use up the limit sprint added to the game.