The Last Cup Of Coffee
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Hi all, here is my game for the compo of LD39.
In the game, you are an office worker and there is only one remaining cup of coffee at the office.
As everybody knows that without coffee, you won't have enough energy to endure your work, only the last man standing will get to have his Good Ol' Coffee.
Armed with your stappler, nothing will stop you but Don't get touched by the others!!
The game is a TPS, you control with :
Mouse to Aim
Click to Shoot
Arrow or WASD to Move
Left Shift to Run
Here are the tools I used for this compo :
- Unity
- Audacity (sfx)
- Bosca Ceoil (Music)
- Blender (models)
Itch.io page (WEBGL, Sources and Windows build) : https://jin47.itch.io/the-last-cup-of-coffee
Thank you all for playing and please, don't hesitate to leave me a comment in order _to allow me to play your game too_.
EDIT: the post compo bugfix reduce the mouse sensitivity and reduce the number of physic bodies emulated for performance (computers and chair won't move anymore).
In the game, you are an office worker and there is only one remaining cup of coffee at the office.
As everybody knows that without coffee, you won't have enough energy to endure your work, only the last man standing will get to have his Good Ol' Coffee.
Armed with your stappler, nothing will stop you but Don't get touched by the others!!
The game is a TPS, you control with :
Mouse to Aim
Click to Shoot
Arrow or WASD to Move
Left Shift to Run
Here are the tools I used for this compo :
- Unity
- Audacity (sfx)
- Bosca Ceoil (Music)
- Blender (models)
Itch.io page (WEBGL, Sources and Windows build) : https://jin47.itch.io/the-last-cup-of-coffee
Thank you all for playing and please, don't hesitate to leave me a comment in order _to allow me to play your game too_.
EDIT: the post compo bugfix reduce the mouse sensitivity and reduce the number of physic bodies emulated for performance (computers and chair won't move anymore).