Navigate a battery throughout a maze in order to recharge a station that is constantly running out of power. Avoid obstacles so that you do not lose large amounts of power. Keep in mind that both you, the battery and the station are both running out of power at differing rates. There are also barriers that stop you from getting to the station. The only way to destroy them is to collect the scattered power cores through out the maze. Recharge the station before it's power level reaches zero!(and keep your power as well).
NOTE: If Windows gives you a warning about the installer, simply click more info and run anyway.
A solid entry. I've never been a battery that dared the dangers of crushing spikes before. Serious though, it was a fun game, short as it was, it kept to the theme. Well done.
Nice work on this little collect-a-thon! I liked your big spike walls, but if I had one thing to say, it would be that a little more variety in the obstacles would have added some extra spice to the game. I'm glad the difficulty wasn't too high, I got to enjoy my romp though this game. Thanks for building it!
@aircraft-terrier I did want some variety in obstacles but with the limited time and my little experience with AI, I felt it would be a safe idea to not implement more obstacles. Glad you enjoyed the game!
@sondrian Glad you enjoyed the game. Considering this was my first Ludum Dare I am glad to see people are actually having fun with this short game of mine :)
I enjoyed the secret message. The physic of the game felt a bit weird. Also, getting the red thingie without getting hurt was kind or hard though. Well done for your first ludum dare, keep up the good work!
I didn't play the game because of the installer. It's just inconvenient to use for me. In the next jam you should think about making more builds for different platforms (you can do that after submission) so that more people could play your game.
Pants I missed the message! I'd consider allowing the player to move on both axis at once, as it feels a bit weird to have one direction override the other.
@joebeard Explore the maze and I am sure you will find what you need to access the message. Thanks for playing my game and I will try to improve my movement for future entries.
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The movement from side to side overrules movement forward and backward. Either disable (read change) overruling or make diagonal movement possible.
The physic of the game felt a bit weird. Also, getting the red thingie without getting hurt was kind or hard though.
Well done for your first ludum dare, keep up the good work!