Cube Rapture

co-authored: @jawzz

This is a top-down point and click game where the objective is to consume cities faster than your opponent.

This was an assignment for a class, and is the first game jam that we have participated in. The link contains a zip file that has the .exe inside it.

EDIT: Updated the links so that people can go to itch.io where it is hosted, instead of a zip file that must be downloaded. The source code is also included for anyone interested in seeing how it was created in UE4.

Tags: #point & click

Genres: action

Comments7

Kszaku4 Dec 2018, 18:13

I can't play your game, Either there is no executable, or you uploaded macOS/Linux version.

currentdevonauthor4 Dec 2018, 18:48

Sorry about that! I fixed the upload. It now has the .exe file in it.

Weiiswurst4 Dec 2018, 18:48

Hi!
Your Google Drive Link does not seem to work!
It shows just the readme.html file and not the actual game!
pls fix this!

Jawzz5 Dec 2018, 08:11

Hi I am the co author, We have fixed the link and should now take you directly to the zip file, hope you enjoy!

3ncryp73d5 Dec 2018, 15:20

The idea is nice but I think there should be some other game mechanic, because right now there is no real challenge or long-time motivation, but the parts you implemented work well and i didn't see any gamebreaking bugs.
Maybe some kind strategic element would be good

Parker828320 Dec 2018, 04:12

Overall, I thought this was a great first game!

Some notes I had:
* The controls weren't 100% clear, so it took me a second to realize that it was click-to-move. Maybe some way to clear it up
* The concept it great. I can see how this might be fleshed out later into a bigger game, should you choose to do so.

Overall though, a great concept! Thanks for participating! Hope to see you in future events!

currentdevonauthor20 Dec 2018, 10:33

Thanks for the feedback!

Yeah, if I were to have added more to this, I would have tried to make the game more balanced so that it could be more challenging. I think adding more enemies that could eat you would have worked, but then it would be a straight up copy of games like "Spore" or "Agario". Maybe that's not a bad thing though.

Overall this has been a great experience, and I am excited to participate in future game jams!