Play as an astronaut who has crash landed on an alien planet in this demo level. I will be updating this game in the future for my own enjoyment.
Please note, I will be updating the game in the near future and if you would like to be informed of these changes, please follow me on twitter @oliverw122.
Are there any instructions available for running this on Linux? I assumed it would run through mono but I get the message "File does not contain a valid CIL image.".
Please remove the PDB files from the build. They arehuge and not needed to run the game. Otherwise, good graphics, nice tune, interesting concept, but a little short :(
This game could be good. I tried the game on the highest resolution, and the text overlapped and wasnt really visable. and i want able to get into the space ship at the end. overall this was a neat little game that could be really good with some work.
Yep, nice proof of concept. I was very impressed by the tutorial prompts appearing when needed and I love the start screen! Oh but if the game is keyboard only it's confusing to have click to start menus..
Might want to take out the .pdb files from your release folder, those are just for developers, and make the download file extra large. Other than that, pretty decent.
Rha this, game had a lot of potential... But it's so short !
The idea was not very original, but it is was still enjoyable to play the short demo. I'm sure you could have made more puzzles, but right now each form feels a little one-dimensional. I'll look into your finished version later.
I think you spent too much time on the tile screen... It looks cool, but I would have preferred more levels. The physics could be changed a little (the high-jumping-creature's jump feels... awkward). And maybe a jump height that depends on how long you pressed the space key ?
The graphisms are unbalanced in quality. Some things like the title screen, the ship, the energy particles, or the "form selector" (the thing in the top-right corner), look cool, but for the doors, the creatures, and the tile set, it's... not pretty. A simple tile variation could ease my eyes a little for example.
Anyway : Congratulations for this game and good luck in improving this game and for your future projects.
it was a really good concept. the graphics where good but needed a little bit more work. the controls where smooth. i did enjoy it, good work!
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Freank24 Apr 2016, 09:52
Hi, nice game ! We're realizing a video with several games of the Ludum Dare #35. Can you add your game on indiexpo.net ? (it's free) So we can include also your game in the video ;) p.s. write #LDJAM in the game's description
I know you labeled it a demo but I was a bit shocked at how short it was. hard to judge in a constructive way with as little to go one. I would of liked a little more feeling of weight to the jumping
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The idea was not very original, but it is was still enjoyable to play the short demo.
I'm sure you could have made more puzzles, but right now each form feels a little one-dimensional.
I'll look into your finished version later.
I think you spent too much time on the tile screen... It looks cool, but I would have preferred more levels.
The physics could be changed a little (the high-jumping-creature's jump feels... awkward). And maybe a jump height that depends on how long you pressed the space key ?
The graphisms are unbalanced in quality. Some things like the title screen, the ship, the energy particles, or the "form selector" (the thing in the top-right corner), look cool, but for the doors, the creatures, and the tile set, it's... not pretty. A simple tile variation could ease my eyes a little for example.
Anyway : Congratulations for this game and good luck in improving this game and for your future projects.
Can you add your game on indiexpo.net ? (it's free)
So we can include also your game in the video ;)
p.s. write #LDJAM in the game's description