You're a homeless and hungry cat, who has been down on their luck. However, things look up once you find a letter from an anonymous kitty benefactor in your paws. Within the letter you find a key to all the food you could ever desire! Eat to your heart's content, but be careful about drawing attention to yourself by letting trash pile up! Also, you are here to pig out, so avoid those fruits and vegetables, or else you may find yourself in a thinner, bad spot. How fat can you get? Eat, eat, and grow large!
GamePlay: --------- 1. Click the two buttons on the conveyor belt control to either discard the food, or feed it to the cat. 2. The longer you play the faster the food moves, and the quicker it spawns, be ready! 3. You can pause the game, or speed things up as well. 4. Both "Growing" and "Two button controls" themes used, have fun!
Team: ----- Code, Sound - Leonard Burns Art, Dialog, and Sound - Addy Taylor Art - Peng Xu Additional Design Ideas - Drew Walker Music from Incompetech
Very cute. You might want to up the percentage of unhealthy items though -- simply spamming the green button allows you to slowly but steadily gain weight. Creative interpretation of the two-button theme. :)
Cool simple game, I wish it was a little more clear which foods he liked/disliked without having the play it. I also wished I had a hotkey for the speedup/slowdown. I felt when it was going normally it was too slow and sped up was too fast.
Pretty damn funny and a really good style and presentation for LD! Gameplay is a bit simple but it's part of the charm, it's a really good micro-game and the music makes it chill and relaxed. Good work, looks like everyone pulled out the stops for this :D.
This was kind of like our game haha but I liked the concept of having different foods and being able to see your score! After my cat grew, the tail being in a different spot threw me off but overall, this was a great game.
Does what it says on the tin! Holy hell does that conveyor belt start shoveling food at you fast after a while. All of the cat sprites getting fatter were great, and the cutesy uke/xylophone music was fitting in an odd way. Cute game!
Nice came :) I like the gfx and audio very much! It would have been nice to have an indication of the area, where button presses will affect food, because sometimes you press a button before the food can be eaten/discarded, what may disturb the flow. The other thing is, that keyboard input would have been nice. Especially on later levels you don't have the time to move your eyes all over the screen to aim for the buttons, click it and move your eye back to the front of the conveyor belt. It would help, it you wouldn't have to take your eyes off the conveyor belt at all ;)
@StMatn Agreed, we couldn't come up with a good indicator for where to feed/eject the food and didn't just want a "green" zone or whatever. Keyboard input is actually in, I just commented it out, I couldn't get it to fire off the Animations (Damn you Unity Mecanim!) so I just didn't include it in the build, wish I got it working I totally agree on the not wanting to watch the controller. :)
@nihilaleph Thanks for the comments, yeah the randomness does tend to spawn more unhealthy food, I think we needed more food in general, ahh well!
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Too easy.
I like the gfx and audio very much!
It would have been nice to have an indication of the area, where button presses will affect food, because sometimes you press a button before the food can be eaten/discarded, what may disturb the flow.
The other thing is, that keyboard input would have been nice. Especially on later levels you don't have the time to move your eyes all over the screen to aim for the buttons, click it and move your eye back to the front of the conveyor belt. It would help, it you wouldn't have to take your eyes off the conveyor belt at all ;)
All in all nice work!
+ Very cute
+ Fun to see the cat growing fat
Con:
- Game seemed to spawn mostly unhealthy food, so it was rather easy
Obs:
o Got 329lb selecting the food
o I wished I could work in that factory... =(
Great job!
@nihilaleph Thanks for the comments, yeah the randomness does tend to spawn more unhealthy food, I think we needed more food in general, ahh well!
But I'd never let my cat do this in real life haha