Rising Sun
House of the Rising Sun is a twitchy shooter where you, the player, must defend the daylight from vampires by reading from your Tome of the Sun. When the tome is open, the sun slowly rises, but when the book closes or when vampires are nearby, the suns will begin to set. When the sun sets completely it's game over!
We used PhaserJS, just like we have for our previous entries, but this time I got a chance to play around with WebGL shaders to emulate the setting sun. If your browser only supports Canvas rendering then you may not get the full effect, but hopefully it's still fun to play!
We used PhaserJS, just like we have for our previous entries, but this time I got a chance to play around with WebGL shaders to emulate the setting sun. If your browser only supports Canvas rendering then you may not get the full effect, but hopefully it's still fun to play!



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I also love the graphics and the overall mood of the game (the sun set effect is quite nice).
One complaint though: the laser shooting sound is quite ear-tearing, especially when you spam the shoot button. You should replace it with a softer (and shorter sound), or at least reduce the volume of the sound (IMHO, it both too loud and too high pitched, but that may be just me)
Good job.
Got drowned by bats on wave 17 heh
Just finished yours has a nice feel to it. Would like to see it expanded in the future. The challenge level was good and overall well done.
I love the gameplay idea and the graphic is nice.
Maybe the theme is a little bit stretched but is ok
Well done!
one suggestion: it may be easier to control the game when you move with arrows and shoot with wasd. otherwise you always need to move extra miles when you want to change direction.
I found myself waiting for the enemies to turn into vampires before attacking (otherwise they would just dodge)... this strategy does NOT work... :D
The game is quite fast paced and enjoyable for a bit. The gameplay on its own, as it stands, is shortlived. The difficulty is in the amount of enemies that spawn and cause the book to constantly close, so I kind of like that edge. It gets tiring to spam the spacebar after a while, but there doesn't seem to be a more effective strategy for later games as it is.
~Random-storykeeper