
Ubuq
This game is from the old Ludum Dare platform. You can try viewing the original page on Web Archive
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“Ubuq” is a 2D action video game, at which the music is the main driver for the combat system, similar to Guitar Hero style, and it has few components of Shoot’Em Up and RPG.
The ancient civilization of Ubuq already used advanced technology from 6.000 years ago, and nowadays they evolved until dominate the world. In order to try change that situation, the rebel group Glitch has sent a time traveler to the past. His name is Swap and he uses a timeless music machine, by which he can control the sounds of the future in order to neutralize the ancient technology and so disassemble the Ubuq civilization.
Instructions (xbox gamepad / keyboard):
* Left Stick / Space Bar = Move
* Left Trigger / Space = Prepare Attack
* Buttons A,B,X,Y / Keys 1,2,3,4 = Launch Attack
This games has been developed at Ludum Dare #36 by:
* Jose Barberà (Code) – twitter.com/cubotrox
* Alfonso Miguel Sánchez (Art) – www.alfonsomiguel.com
* Pablo Martín (Music) – [email protected]
* Toni Barberà (Design) – [email protected]
Made with Unity3D
NOTE: the Web version glitches a little. I recommend use the downloadable version
The ancient civilization of Ubuq already used advanced technology from 6.000 years ago, and nowadays they evolved until dominate the world. In order to try change that situation, the rebel group Glitch has sent a time traveler to the past. His name is Swap and he uses a timeless music machine, by which he can control the sounds of the future in order to neutralize the ancient technology and so disassemble the Ubuq civilization.
Instructions (xbox gamepad / keyboard):
* Left Stick / Space Bar = Move
* Left Trigger / Space = Prepare Attack
* Buttons A,B,X,Y / Keys 1,2,3,4 = Launch Attack
This games has been developed at Ludum Dare #36 by:
* Jose Barberà (Code) – twitter.com/cubotrox
* Alfonso Miguel Sánchez (Art) – www.alfonsomiguel.com
* Pablo Martín (Music) – [email protected]
* Toni Barberà (Design) – [email protected]
Made with Unity3D
NOTE: the Web version glitches a little. I recommend use the downloadable version