Ludum Dare #37compo
What Have I Done? A Virtual Pet Simulator
APPROXIMATE PLAY TIME: 5 MINUTES
A virtual pet simulator a la Tamagotchi, with a slightly different ending.
There are four initial evolutions you can get depending on how you care for your monster, each with a different final form.
Created using HaxePunk, Inkscape, Spine, MilkyTracker, bfxr.
A virtual pet simulator a la Tamagotchi, with a slightly different ending.
There are four initial evolutions you can get depending on how you care for your monster, each with a different final form.
Created using HaxePunk, Inkscape, Spine, MilkyTracker, bfxr.



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All in all, nice game!
Also, the sword seems to be broken. So I tried to starve it. That didn't work. .-.
I like the animations and art.
It would be great if you pulled "What Have I Done?" out of the title. Then people wouldn't see what was coming. XD
<3 have you seen my childhood
But then I was like: nope. nopenpoenopenopenopenope. Nope.
Some feedback: I tried playing through three times but I couldn't get any evolution other than the spider. I'm not sure what I was doing wrong. Maybe some hints at the end could have shown the other possibilities? I also didn't know what the duck and syringe were for. I used them whenever the creature thought about them but I didn't know what the effects were. Apart from some missing feedback I really enjoyed this one!
My only complaint is the lack of interactivity. Maybe you could reduce the time to evolve to reduce waiting? If their was more interactivity the current length would be great, but with the current level it just feels like it drags on a little bit.
Love the music, especially the modified music when everything goes wrong.
Great job.
As mentioned the clean/medicine icons are a little unintuitive but I was able to figure them out fine. The usage of the sword as well, wasn't that hard to figure out. I do think it's funny that you can still clean after its poop at the end though =P
It does seem like the latter two actions were a little bit spurious; I feel like the time spent putting those in might have been better spent toward making the rest of the game a little less wait-heavy.