Play as a white cell and defend the red blood cells from the green invading cells. The more invading cells, the harder the game becomes. The more red blood cells, the more you have to defend. The more cells, the harder the game becomes. :wink:
How many invading cells can you kill?
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A neat idea! I liked chasing the germs. It would have been nice to have some way to know where the germs are so I could chase them better, and also some kind of visible border would have helped.
To answer your question about Tenant Chaos, I didn't decide to make a game about apartments until Saturday. I spent a lot of time thinking about what to do, and a friend of mine who works in building maintenance gave me the idea of more and more tenants meaning more and more complaints. So that's why I went with that.
That was a fun game! I think it might have been more intuitive to make the player character a shade of red as well so you it's more reinforced that you are on the "red team" taking out the green invaders.
I like the overall concept and the little animation for your white cell is really cute.
I gotta agree, I wasn't really sure what triggered the game ending, when I played it. Was it a timer or the number of red cells I wasn't able to rescue?
Of course some background music would be neat, but since this is a Compo entry I completely understand why you didn't have the time to create any.
Nice concept! I dig the defensively oriented gameplay, I can see it being really compelling with some more polish around the gameplay. I definitely think limiting the map would make a big difference, and give you more control over the difficulty of the game through enemy generation and level size.
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oh yes, maybe i don't see it but is there a time indicator for each time we picked up the "power up thingy" there?
The controls were nice and responsive and it was pretty simple to understand.
To answer your question about Tenant Chaos, I didn't decide to make a game about apartments until Saturday. I spent a lot of time thinking about what to do, and a friend of mine who works in building maintenance gave me the idea of more and more tenants meaning more and more complaints. So that's why I went with that.
I gotta agree, I wasn't really sure what triggered the game ending, when I played it. Was it a timer or the number of red cells I wasn't able to rescue?
Of course some background music would be neat, but since this is a Compo entry I completely understand why you didn't have the time to create any.
Well done! :)