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This game is from the old Ludum Dare platform. You can try viewing the original page on Web Archive
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[SHIFTED] is a psychedelic text adventure. It is built on the engine used for my previous game Regrowth Of Layeon
Credit goes to me for the code and Bear for pretty much all of the graphic work.
Now a few warnings.
Only the North and South hallways are done, and South isn't tested yet. Help is in some places incomplete or wrong. I count these as bugs and will be fixed when I have the stamina for it. Right now I am out of steam and I just want to submit the work.
Bear helped a lot with this and came up with a few ideas. He designed the look of all the graphic material and he has my thanks and credit for doing so. His social media handle is in the game under game info.
Any bugs please contact me @TwoOfFive_ and I will fix them. This will be continued and for that follow me or bear for info.
I intended to have save files, but I wasn't able to get it to work. So you have the option of four premade characters with predetermined names, genders, and clothes.
This engine is soon to be released under the name JavaAdventureEngine, so if you like how this looks it will be available for use free under licence.
This was made 100% from scratch in java. However not all of the code was made during the competition, which I want to count as an engine.
I removed theme voting because the idea was a game that changes into a crazy world, we really couldn't incorporate much into the theme.
Anyways I hope you have fun and laugh at a few jokes. There are one or two secrets in the game. To win so far you need to get the Pink and Blue keys.
The idea is that you would get 6 keys and move onto a final level, but I wasn't able to do it in this time and energy frame.
Thank you for playing, I have released more of a game then last time and I hope with the many improvements to the engine next time I will be able to make a full game.
This game is tested to a decent extent on Windows 8 and 7. You NEEEEEED the Java runtimes version 7 or 8 in order to run this. It should run on OSX, Linux, and anything else that runs the full desktop version of Java.
If there are compatibility issues in OSX or Linux I will test for and fix them.
Credit goes to me for the code and Bear for pretty much all of the graphic work.
Now a few warnings.
Only the North and South hallways are done, and South isn't tested yet. Help is in some places incomplete or wrong. I count these as bugs and will be fixed when I have the stamina for it. Right now I am out of steam and I just want to submit the work.
Bear helped a lot with this and came up with a few ideas. He designed the look of all the graphic material and he has my thanks and credit for doing so. His social media handle is in the game under game info.
Any bugs please contact me @TwoOfFive_ and I will fix them. This will be continued and for that follow me or bear for info.
I intended to have save files, but I wasn't able to get it to work. So you have the option of four premade characters with predetermined names, genders, and clothes.
This engine is soon to be released under the name JavaAdventureEngine, so if you like how this looks it will be available for use free under licence.
This was made 100% from scratch in java. However not all of the code was made during the competition, which I want to count as an engine.
I removed theme voting because the idea was a game that changes into a crazy world, we really couldn't incorporate much into the theme.
Anyways I hope you have fun and laugh at a few jokes. There are one or two secrets in the game. To win so far you need to get the Pink and Blue keys.
The idea is that you would get 6 keys and move onto a final level, but I wasn't able to do it in this time and energy frame.
Thank you for playing, I have released more of a game then last time and I hope with the many improvements to the engine next time I will be able to make a full game.
This game is tested to a decent extent on Windows 8 and 7. You NEEEEEED the Java runtimes version 7 or 8 in order to run this. It should run on OSX, Linux, and anything else that runs the full desktop version of Java.
If there are compatibility issues in OSX or Linux I will test for and fix them.