The world suffered a huge catastrophe in which all people turned into zombies. You are a secret development of a mad scientist. He called you "Papa Mazai" in honor of the legend of the grandfather of Mazai, who saved the hares during the great flood. Your task is to save as many cats and dogs as possible, and also to kill as many zombies as possible. Shoot the zombies and collect animals. You will not be able to move or shoot for a while when you collect animals. So be careful! The more animals you collect, the stronger you become and the more energy you earn, but do not forget to make toys for animals, otherwise they get bored and they start breaking the door. If they broke the door, they will either destroy your core, or fight with each other (the core will be damaged twice as much!). To calm them, you will need to find a disc with soothing music. Find it and turn it on in your cage manager! You can destroy walls, trees and stones to receive the resources on which toys are made. Energy is necessary for your shooting. The stronger you become, the more you consume it. Energy is produced either with the help of animals that play with toys, or by pressing the core.
This was kinda confusing, you probably picked up a bit TOO many ideas and mashed them together. The cat eating was so funny though, even though I worried about the cats safety /o\
Interesting concept, allthough there is a lot of reading going on (multiple times) before understanding what the goal of the game is, good job though ! :)
Good concept, the clicker part is not present enough in my opinion though Also I feel like the recource gathering is way to slow. And at last the zombies often get stuck since they are taller than one block and they should attack you if you attack them + call for backup since the way it's done atm you just have to stand a bit away from them and you can't die
Good game. kinda hard to keep my animals from wrecking the place, the beginning instructions are a little too much before playing. I skipped them and just opened them when i needed help. With the shooting i'm not sure if there was a timer for when i could shoot next.
So, the wall of text and concepts at the beginning have reminded me of that time in Undertale where Papyrus explains his extremely complicated puzzle to you. I wasn't able to find the optimal strategy here - gathering resources is too slow, I can't actually have any cats working, because they are out of their cages all the time. Also, as mentioned above, the game could really use some sound. Still, a great entry!
I will echo what most have already said. I too closed the instructions and only opened when I need to find out something.
Firing the gun is too slow and a visual indication of when I can fire next would have been night.
Resource gathering is really slow, I would have lowered the amount you got and had it be part of the clicker side of the game like energy is. Say every 10 clicks, chops down a tree or breaks the stone or the wall.
The lack of sound and music makes the game feel a little empty and doesn't immerse the player into your game. I'm assuming the lack of time is why there is no sounds or music.
The graphics are subjective and by that I mean either the player will love/like them or they wont. Personally I didn't find anything wrong with them.
All in all you have a good idea here and it just needs to be fleshed out a little more and polished up a bit. Good job in completing your game!
Nice game! There is more depth to it than it seems at the beginning. Also I like the robot/vehicle. But one thing that really drives me crazy is the animation speed when it picks up something. That needs to be faster, it kills a lot of the drive. I kept changing to the cage view while the animation played to have something to do in the meantime :-) Otherwise a fun game.
It took me a while before I really understood what to do, the tutorial text could have be a lot shorter. I think it was better if you added an interactive tutorial that explains the game steps by step instead of all the info at the start. The AI was a bit funky if you stay away far enough you can easily kill them without them ever trying to attack you, perhaps let them attack you once they get shot. Overall it was a pretty complete game (apart from the music) with a lot of gameplay, well done.
This game is not the state of the art, but I must confess that I played it way more longer than I had expected. And ending with all walls down, 71 cats, 70 dogs, 275k+ energy, and 1k+ discs, I feel like I somehow "win" the game. :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Good job!
This is the kind of game where you really only get back what you put into it; it's basically just a grinding game. It starts out really slow, but if you manage your resources well, you can gather over 100 cats (and a few dogs) and basically wipe out the entire field just by mashing the mouse button all over the place. Tbh, I spent like an hour on this game. There is certainly a lot to polish, assets aside, but I could see this potentially turning into something more. There's some buggy collisions and the zombies have poor pathfinding, and I find it hard to tell what area in front of the player an animal must be to be "put into the cage" *cough*eaten*cough*; maybe instead of having a collision area, you could create a claw object that the robot sends forth a short distance, and when an animal collides with it, they get grabbed.
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Thanks for your work :>
Also I feel like the recource gathering is way to slow.
And at last the zombies often get stuck since they are taller than one block and they should attack you if you attack them + call for backup since the way it's done atm you just have to stand a bit away from them and you can't die
Firing the gun is too slow and a visual indication of when I can fire next would have been night.
Resource gathering is really slow, I would have lowered the amount you got and had it be part of the clicker side of the game like energy is. Say every 10 clicks, chops down a tree or breaks the stone or the wall.
The lack of sound and music makes the game feel a little empty and doesn't immerse the player into your game. I'm assuming the lack of time is why there is no sounds or music.
The graphics are subjective and by that I mean either the player will love/like them or they wont. Personally I didn't find anything wrong with them.
All in all you have a good idea here and it just needs to be fleshed out a little more and polished up a bit. Good job in completing your game!
The AI was a bit funky if you stay away far enough you can easily kill them without them ever trying to attack you, perhaps let them attack you once they get shot.
Overall it was a pretty complete game (apart from the music) with a lot of gameplay, well done.
Good job!