Aazelchi's Messaging Service
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Aazelchi's Messaging Service
Didn't go very well this Ludum Dare. Spent the first day working on a game that I ended up scrapping and starting all over again half way through day two. This is the end result which is a really unfinished concept that probably isn't very clear to the player what is actually occurring.
You are starting a new job delivering messages between users. You have to navigate the circuits and make sure it gets to the right point. This is all very unclear in the game so good luck to anyone who tries this.
I wanted the concept to be just a basic running maze were the interesting thing was seeing the actual messages being delivered. You begin learning more about the users and things occur (although not in this version)
Controls:
First two levels have no actual user controls and it's only the next two that you can actually do anything. Click left arrow or left side of screen to turn left, click right arrow or right side of screen to turn right.
My worst attempt at a LD so far so guess it was coming. Should have probably stuck with the game I first started.
Just updated with a Post Ludum Dare version that is pretty much the same with just a few fixes. Still a mess and doesn't make much sense.
Used:
Flash
Photoshop
Audacity
Aazelchi's Messaging Service
Didn't go very well this Ludum Dare. Spent the first day working on a game that I ended up scrapping and starting all over again half way through day two. This is the end result which is a really unfinished concept that probably isn't very clear to the player what is actually occurring.
You are starting a new job delivering messages between users. You have to navigate the circuits and make sure it gets to the right point. This is all very unclear in the game so good luck to anyone who tries this.
I wanted the concept to be just a basic running maze were the interesting thing was seeing the actual messages being delivered. You begin learning more about the users and things occur (although not in this version)
Controls:
First two levels have no actual user controls and it's only the next two that you can actually do anything. Click left arrow or left side of screen to turn left, click right arrow or right side of screen to turn right.
My worst attempt at a LD so far so guess it was coming. Should have probably stuck with the game I first started.
Just updated with a Post Ludum Dare version that is pretty much the same with just a few fixes. Still a mess and doesn't make much sense.
Used:
Flash
Photoshop
Audacity