Hopefully you enjoy it and give me some feedback. I uploaded it 4 hours early because of time.
This game is a sandbox ancient vehicle builder, for then to work you need to have a chasis, a motor, and atleast one of the parts.
You can have fun playing around in the Q menu, or maybe experience ragdoll physics in sliw motion? Who knows? Who will ever know? Hmmm. Myseries....
To play the sandbox you need to have atleast these three components in the scene: A chasis, a motor and a seat/wheel.
To place thrusters you need: A motor
Controls: Q - More Options Space - Pause Z - Hover over the object and press Z to delete it + - Make time move faster - - Make time move slower Right Click - Rotate Left Click - Place
Enjoy?
Music Update! Pushed an update invluding music, It's a shortish loop but it's not bad: I don't know ANY music theory.
It's hard to know how to play correctly at first. But after a while a manage to build my own vehicle and have some fun with the advanced options. I would make it brighter and the main thing you should work with is finding how the player must learn to play your game. Anyway, good job and keep working!
Nice! I was thinking of making a game about Leonardo Da Vinci's flying machines! But I went another route because I thought it would be to hard! I'm glad you made something similar to what I was thinking about! A little more info on how to play in the description would be helpfull though.
Extremely ambitious, probably too much for a 48 hour long game jam, although i admire the hard work. Seriously, i do. The game is too dark, it's very hard to see and understand what you're doing in my opinion. The mouse also really needs to be of a lighter color. In general there is a certain lack of feedback to the player as to what is happening. Also: typos (just kidding)
@lordvorath Thank you for the feedback, Im glad you like ghe idea, and this was technicially my first publicly released game so it means a lot for you to give such detail, I will definately make sure I cover things next jam, and as for darkness, I have a different colour vibrance to other people, and I completely forgot to testt the game without it. However there is a headlight in the props tab which you can place (incase you didnt see it!)
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I would make it brighter and the main thing you should work with is finding how the player must learn to play your game.
Anyway, good job and keep working!
A little more info on how to play in the description would be helpfull though.
The game is too dark, it's very hard to see and understand what you're doing in my opinion. The mouse also really needs to be of a lighter color.
In general there is a certain lack of feedback to the player as to what is happening.
Also: typos (just kidding)