Closing In: Barney's Daring Escape
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Closing in is a new game for the original Nintendo Entertainment System.
You are Barney, a dog in a world that is running out of space. An unknown power is swallowing the world whole, and to survive you have to move!
Rumor has it there are scientists that can reverse the damage with Vacuum Stabilizer parts. But, the world is collapsing beneath your feet, so you must travel quickly while collecting them.
Can you make it out alive?
PS: The web-based emulator isn't that good. If you know how, please download the ROM and play it on an NES emulator, such as Mesen or FCEUX.
A Button (Z): Talk
Directional Pad (Arrow Keys): Move
Start (Enter): Pause
(Yep, it really runs on the NES too!)
If you want to make something like this yourself, it's easy to get started! Check out nes-starter-kit
You are Barney, a dog in a world that is running out of space. An unknown power is swallowing the world whole, and to survive you have to move!
Rumor has it there are scientists that can reverse the damage with Vacuum Stabilizer parts. But, the world is collapsing beneath your feet, so you must travel quickly while collecting them.
Can you make it out alive?
PS: The web-based emulator isn't that good. If you know how, please download the ROM and play it on an NES emulator, such as Mesen or FCEUX.
Controls
A Button (Z): Talk
Directional Pad (Arrow Keys): Move
Start (Enter): Pause
Changelog
Initial Release (#20)
- Game release :)Bugfix Release (#21)
- Close off a section of the 7th map where you could walk out - this could trigger a corruption or a crashBugfix Release 2 :cry: (#22)
- Fix bug that could cause the game to become unwinnable if the darkness got to a key item before the playerBugfix Release 3 (After competition scored) (#24)
- Fix a bunch of level bugs where you could walk off and get stuck. Wish I'd caught them sooner, but better late than never!(Yep, it really runs on the NES too!)
If you want to make something like this yourself, it's easy to get started! Check out nes-starter-kit