After the Future

After the Future

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overall: 3.39
fun: 2.92
innovation: 3.34
theme: 3.27
graphics: 4.05
humor: 2.61
mood: 3.68
It is the year 3042. The machines have taken the control of the universe. Only a few groups of humans remain in the recondite corners of the space. After ages fighting against the machines, these has taken the control of a bunch numbers of human subjects. And the artificial intelligences are experiment with them; knowing their weakness; learning from their enemies.

The mechanics will challenge your reflexes and micromanagement skills. While you are repeating a simple key patterns, you have to stay aware of the hard disk state; the model batteries; and the subject time.

I made all the design, coding and art. For the music and sound effects, I have used royalty free resources from freesound.org and looperman.com.

I would appreciate some feedback a lot. Hope you enjoy it :D!

Mechanic Rules:

- You have to analyse 10 human subjects. Each one remains 32 seconds maximum to you to do it.

- Middle screen: Shows the key pattern you have to repeat (it refreshes every 3 seconds), to gain one analysing cell. When the bar is full, the human subject is analysed.

- Left screen: It shows you the amount of space used in disk(white). Each subject analysed fill 2 cells. If you run out of space, the next subject will be disintegrated by the system and 2 cells of space will be freed.

- Top right screen: It shows you the time remaining (white) of the current subject to be analysed.

- Three little screen on right bottom: The boost has a percentage to fill all the subject bar or burn the current subject; the bolt fills one battery of the model XhJG48_X. If the robot runs out of energy, you have to wait a few seconds until he is working again; the file removes one cell of data from the hard disk.

Change log

- minor bug fixes: the current subject bar ui didn't display correctly when discounting cells by time; some sprites overlapping.
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