JellyPirates
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Ahoy! JellyPirates is a simple game where gelatinous privateers swashbuckle their way across the high seas!
Pick a destination from your treasure map and set sail, but be warned: other pirates occupy the waters!
Controls:
A or left to jump left
D or right to jump right
Land on the button on a cannon to fire it, cannons aim automatically.
Use the mouse to pick a destination on the map.
Have fun!
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This was another entry that was rushed towards the end - I think I need to work on my time management! As with last time, this was developed with EdgeOwl (http://www.ludumdare.com/compo/author/EdgeOwl/), who you have to thank for the art. Unfortunately he had to drop out after the second day, so if the art quality goes visibly down-hill, that's my fault! xD
I think like a lot of people, we had to drop quite a few of the ideas we had planned as the weekend went on (like multiple player controlled ships, ship customization and the JellyStoreTM!), many of which were implemented to a limited extent, but they could all find their way into a post-compo version at least.
Pick a destination from your treasure map and set sail, but be warned: other pirates occupy the waters!
Controls:
A or left to jump left
D or right to jump right
Land on the button on a cannon to fire it, cannons aim automatically.
Use the mouse to pick a destination on the map.
Have fun!
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This was another entry that was rushed towards the end - I think I need to work on my time management! As with last time, this was developed with EdgeOwl (http://www.ludumdare.com/compo/author/EdgeOwl/), who you have to thank for the art. Unfortunately he had to drop out after the second day, so if the art quality goes visibly down-hill, that's my fault! xD
I think like a lot of people, we had to drop quite a few of the ideas we had planned as the weekend went on (like multiple player controlled ships, ship customization and the JellyStoreTM!), many of which were implemented to a limited extent, but they could all find their way into a post-compo version at least.