Mister President
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Made for Ludum Dare 40, my first game ever. I definitely won't say that I didn't have enough time to make it a game - I just tried to jump over my head, and spent about ten hours kicking the dead horse, a.k.a. making those precious graphics and sounds. That's definitely not the game as I imagined it, with a ton of unfinished features, but I still like it. I was really late to make any real tutorials or make it visually understandable, so I'll just say it here - the game is about inflation. Anytime you can print money by clicking on the money icon - counter-intuitive, huh? You're the president, after all. Unity messed with a lot of stuff I was trying to make - for example, animations on UI. After few crashes I just sent a report and went my way with static pictures.
So, basics:
PRESS SPACE TO SKIP A MONTH
PRESS MONEY ICON TO PRINT CASH (and prepare to witness the inflation, because the more you print them, the worse they are)
PRESS ON THE REGIONS TO SEE THE DETAILS
BALANCE BETWEEN SATISFYING THE ARMY, THE PEOPLE AND THE INDUSTRY.
STAY A PRESIDENT FOR FOUR YEARS
Do not try to get anything from the countries around you or the capital of your country - those are the remains of features I wasn't able to finish in time. The game is only playable in 960x600, Web version.
Well, till next time, Mister President?
So, basics:
PRESS SPACE TO SKIP A MONTH
PRESS MONEY ICON TO PRINT CASH (and prepare to witness the inflation, because the more you print them, the worse they are)
PRESS ON THE REGIONS TO SEE THE DETAILS
BALANCE BETWEEN SATISFYING THE ARMY, THE PEOPLE AND THE INDUSTRY.
STAY A PRESIDENT FOR FOUR YEARS
Do not try to get anything from the countries around you or the capital of your country - those are the remains of features I wasn't able to finish in time. The game is only playable in 960x600, Web version.
Well, till next time, Mister President?