Radiation

Radiation

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overall: 3.08
fun: 3.00
innovation: 3.25
theme: 3.05
graphics: 2.55
audio: 2.83
humor: 2.55
mood: 2.74
Radiation: A Push Your Luck Game in a Post Apocalyptic world.

Radiation is a push your luck game where you are tasked with getting 20 gallons of fuel so you can blast off this irradiated world and find a new place to call home.

Each turn you will roll 3 dice which simulates your efforts in finding the 20 gallons of fuel you need. As you
roll the dice you will either find Fuel, get radiation poisoning or find nothing at all.

If you get too much Radiation poisoning, 10 points, you will lose all of the fuel you gathered that turn and
your turn will end. You will recover 1/2 of your radiation poisoning though.

Passing your turn before you get 10 points of radiation poisoning will allow you to recover 1/2 of your radiation poisoning.

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For the Windows build you can press ESC at any time to quit the game.

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Keys for all of the builds:

- M - toggle muting/unmuting sounds
- Keypad + to increase audio (default .5, 1 is max)
- Keypad - to decrease audio

I apologize to those on laptops who don't have a separate keypad. :(

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This is a pretty minimal game than what I normally do for an LD. Its mostly just the Unity UI and some small pixel art graphics I made. I wanted to do something light and fun, something that could be played quickly but satisfy that gaming itch. Think if it like a "filler" game.

There is audio for clicking the buttons, rolling the dice and certain combos you can get. I chose not to include music as I couldn't find anything appropriate and there is no sound for hovering over a button.

Let me know what you think. I know it has flaws and I need you all to point them out to me. Its the only way I can grow as a game developer.

I thank you for playing and rating my game!

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The game uses RNG to decide on what die to select. I tried code for several RNGs and settled on Unity's Random.range method. The computer AI uses it to, so if you do happened to lose trust me the computer is not cheating it just got the lucky rolls! :)

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