Enter the ring of destruction and cause ultimate mayhem among poor abducted gnomes with your shapeshifting wheels powered grinding machine of doom. Compete with up to three other friends in four-player local multiplayer!
Terrain is shifted to random shape everytime when you go from menu to mission.
Smashing enemies is also shapeshifting.
The similarity with the previous Ludum Dare is purely coincidental.
Splitscreen roadkill simulator! :D It is funny that you go fater if you inflat both tires, thus turning is actually releasing one of the arrow keys. Nice game overall. :)
Hahah wow this was super fun. Short 'n sweet. Real cool and nice feeling "driving" mechanic and the fact that you can change the size is just cool. A very intuitive way of steering. Great job!
Interesting way of representing the movement on screen. Pretty fun too, though I'm sure it'd be better if I had a second person to play it with. Very well done.
Game is fun and very dynamic. Graphics and sounds are juicy, controls are very good. There's only that little thing, it suits previous LD theme (two buttons control + growing) much better.
Ironically this actually fits the theme (or rather themes) of the last Ludum Dare more than this one but this was absolutely fun to play and pretty hilarious as well.
It's one of the concepts that you grasp instantly. Blow up one wheel to make a turn, nice. I only played the solo mode and that was quite fun.
I think the concept could be expanded on and the main character is visually unique to make the game interesting to a wider audience if polished some more. I got a bit of that Carmageddon vibe.
Hilarious game. Sandbox is pretty fun, kind of simplistic. Feels like training mode should be unlimited. Played with my partner and it didn't really feel like there was a good reason for a 2 player mode?
Still, quite polished, ran well in WebGL (I was getting about 30-40 fps on a GTX970), and definitely gave me a good laugh!
WebGL version is a bit laggy, but that's alright. Visuals need a better theming. Concept is great though. Shift the size of the wheels to rotate around. Could be taken further with the wheels literally changing shape to something other than tires.
Very playable and quite funny! The controls were fun and the (human?) squishing was very satisfying :) Some visual glitching with the tyre tracks, and the screams get a bit annoying after a while (as in real life). Overall a nice little arcade game. Could do with some music and variation to improve longevity.
I love the steering by shapeshifting the wheels, very innovative. Good job!