Ludum Dare #37compo
One Roomba
I'm in the middle of moving across country, and I don't have a computer right now. So this game was programmed entirely on my 5+ year old phone. Not an ideal development environment (never thought I'd miss compiler errors), but a chef works with whatever ingredients he has in his kitchen.
Anyway, you're One Roomba (because circles are easy to draw) navigating a world full of red obstacles and existential dread.
Tap or click once to charge, again to go. Get to the green, avoid the red, you know the drill.
It's on CodePen, but changing the code isn't part of the game. Feel free to mess around though.
The game is pretty short and won't win any awards, but I'm just happy to have an entry despite not having a computer!
Mobile users: this game should work fine for you, but you might have to click the "request desktop version" setting or the ".25x" button to see the game screen.
Anyway, you're One Roomba (because circles are easy to draw) navigating a world full of red obstacles and existential dread.
Tap or click once to charge, again to go. Get to the green, avoid the red, you know the drill.
It's on CodePen, but changing the code isn't part of the game. Feel free to mess around though.
The game is pretty short and won't win any awards, but I'm just happy to have an entry despite not having a computer!
Mobile users: this game should work fine for you, but you might have to click the "request desktop version" setting or the ".25x" button to see the game screen.



Comments12
I really felt the pressure to dodge the red balls going my way, and getting the clicks just right was exciting.
Well done!
Very well done and super impressive doing this on your phone.
But dude, no computer is a super hardcore and determined, mind blown.
The game itself is fun, using its core mechanic very well. Never thought I'd see a game about a setient Roomba wondering its purpose!