Tower of Morale
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*Tower of Morale* is a game where one ventures through his own psyche to achieve what is needed for him to begin a real journey. (...even though the story doesn't actually show up until you finish all 5 levels. ...good luck with the fifth one, by the way. :))
Inside, you'll have to solve puzzles by turning on bridges and elevators that function only for a certain amount of moves after they've been turned on.
DOWNLOAD AND SOURCE CODE: http://gamejolt.com/games/tom/273303
SOURCE CODE LINK 2: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B5CaiDEk29Sbb2ZpczE5Z0xuZUU
(Windows only, however. I apologize to whomever doesn't have it.)
CONTROLS:
* WASD/Arrow keys - Movement (Just in case, if WASD stops working for you by any chance, I recommend you switch to Arrow keys for a bit.)
* Enter - Restart/Dialogue Progression (The dialogue's for when you pass all the levels. Don't pay it too much attention while you're focused on figuring out a puzzle.)
RESOURCES:
* Game Engine - GameMaker:Studio (GML)
* Visuals - Aseprite
* Sound Effects - BFXR
* Audio Editor - Audacity
This is just me rambling. Nothing really important or vital.
(This is my 2nd Ludum Dare Jam and, I think I've improved a bit. I have been able to make animations and sound effects as well (Shame I couldn't yet figure out how to create harmony out of composing a song. Doubt I even created harmony out of the sound effects. Gut instinct tells me they're bothersome. And maybe loud. Sorry.). And this time, instead of making my puzzle game "abstract", I've focused on a more logical ruleset. ...still, I think I might've overdone it. The puzzles this time might say absolutely nothing about their rules and are just "unscramble this" at the end. ...maybe I need to balance the two factors? Also, I've gone through weirder problems this time too. My AV suddenly starting to give a false alarm on the exported files (though for me, the solution is turning off the splash screen. I didn't really need it anyway, but why that.). I've also gone through some weird bugs and I had to diagnose the code deeply by seeing what happens when I remove this, add that... And once I've gotten enough info, I exploit the problem and fix it. I've gone through this before, but certainly not on such a deep scale. And as for the story and the dialogue font, I've made them in the last 8 or so hours, and I honestly had no time polishing any of those. Also this lacks an undo button. Mainly because this didn't even come to my mind.)
Inside, you'll have to solve puzzles by turning on bridges and elevators that function only for a certain amount of moves after they've been turned on.
DOWNLOAD AND SOURCE CODE: http://gamejolt.com/games/tom/273303
SOURCE CODE LINK 2: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B5CaiDEk29Sbb2ZpczE5Z0xuZUU
(Windows only, however. I apologize to whomever doesn't have it.)
CONTROLS:
* WASD/Arrow keys - Movement (Just in case, if WASD stops working for you by any chance, I recommend you switch to Arrow keys for a bit.)
* Enter - Restart/Dialogue Progression (The dialogue's for when you pass all the levels. Don't pay it too much attention while you're focused on figuring out a puzzle.)
RESOURCES:
* Game Engine - GameMaker:Studio (GML)
* Visuals - Aseprite
* Sound Effects - BFXR
* Audio Editor - Audacity
This is just me rambling. Nothing really important or vital.
(This is my 2nd Ludum Dare Jam and, I think I've improved a bit. I have been able to make animations and sound effects as well (Shame I couldn't yet figure out how to create harmony out of composing a song. Doubt I even created harmony out of the sound effects. Gut instinct tells me they're bothersome. And maybe loud. Sorry.). And this time, instead of making my puzzle game "abstract", I've focused on a more logical ruleset. ...still, I think I might've overdone it. The puzzles this time might say absolutely nothing about their rules and are just "unscramble this" at the end. ...maybe I need to balance the two factors? Also, I've gone through weirder problems this time too. My AV suddenly starting to give a false alarm on the exported files (though for me, the solution is turning off the splash screen. I didn't really need it anyway, but why that.). I've also gone through some weird bugs and I had to diagnose the code deeply by seeing what happens when I remove this, add that... And once I've gotten enough info, I exploit the problem and fix it. I've gone through this before, but certainly not on such a deep scale. And as for the story and the dialogue font, I've made them in the last 8 or so hours, and I honestly had no time polishing any of those. Also this lacks an undo button. Mainly because this didn't even come to my mind.)