Game about crowling dungeon, cliking and discower resources.
Click door to break them or set units to do this. Drop units or found items into fire to get time.
Doors can contain traps or goods. With progress clicking do less damage, also units a different someone can fast breaking doors, someone has good sacrifice value, another one just useless.
You lose if firemeter ended or you don't have units.
Sacrifice, your units to fill fire if you didn't find enough items.
Main idea it is to put unit in to the doors, he opens it and something happens, also you can help them by clicking and choose who die. To move to the next level you need to move all the units to the exit door. For the first time, this is always the far left. there will be a leaving animation and when there are no units left on this level, the next level will begin. Thanks for reply. I think that most of those who watched the game also can't leave first level.
I sent three people through the open door but still didn't seem to progress in level. Not sure if there is something else to do. I like that there was a bit of exploration and that you added more interesting mechanics to the clicker archetype.
Nice idea but I put all of my people into the exit and cant go to the next level. The animation and sound effect is really good. The design of shaking when mouse clicked is cool.
The game seems to break after first play through and you just progressively die each time. I would look into that and upload a new version, cause that is a game breaking bug. The drag and drop controls did not seem to always work. The rules could have been explained a little better, but overall it was fun after figuring out what I was supposed to do and the graphics and audio was nice.
It looks great, but I simply couldn't figure out how to play it! Threw everything in the fire in the end, and this is not how it works seemingly! Good effort though, particularly on the art.
i had no problem understanding how to play - the only thing is that i don't know why you should let your people break the doors if you can do it much quicker
Hi, pretty nice game! I liked the idea and the core loop but in my opinion the game is much too difficult. I'd give way more items on the first levels and reduce the fire decay rate (maybe even hve no decay on the first level so players can get a feel of what they need to do).
Also it's a bit frustrating that the fire decays when you're changing levels. I also had some trouble with the controls sometimes (playing in browser). But it was a nice experience overall :)
The sound it makes when you place a human in front of a trapdoor, is a bit annoying and kind of makes me go insane. The overall gameplay and concept of the game was interesting, though i never understood if there was a way to increase the time.
I liked it, needed a moment to understand the mechanics, but I was able to make it to level 5 or so. Nice little game. I think you should make the music play by default though, since you already have the sounds on by default.
It took me a couple to figure out the game mechanics, thought that the people would open the doors if I left them at the doors. Then realized I had to break the doors lol
I was able to make it to a level where there were two tunnels, all seemed to be going well but then the game got over, not sure why? There was an explanation but that went away too quickly
While the game got somewhat skewed at times for terrible luck of the draw, I had a genuine fantastic time when things started going through levels like crazy. I mean, my best was 5, but still...
Fantastic art, with a fun setting and a good mechanic of balancing number of people with time. The description was not very clear, but it's one of those games that it's better to just head into them, play a bit, and learn the mechanics as you play.
And man, didn't I have a blast with it. I got 2 people on a single level, and that gave me enough to sacrifice them and get further and further. But more often than not, I either died by not finding anyone at all, or randomly exploding people. I believe that the odds should be tweaked just a bit in the player's favor.
Regardless, fantastic entry. Loved the retro feeling of it. My team are looking forward to seeing more from you in the future. I'd sacrifice a few naked men to make that happen. Cheers! :whale:
I feel like this game could use some polish on the UI & controls side. It was hard to understand at first what was happening and how I could play to win. The art is very nice and the sounds work well with the art. Interesting idea!
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To move to the next level you need to move all the units to the exit door. For the first time, this is always the far left. there will be a leaving animation and when there are no units left on this level, the next level will begin. Thanks for reply. I think that most of those who watched the game also can't leave first level.
i had no problem understanding how to play - the only thing is that i don't know why you should let your people break the doors if you can do it much quicker
Also it's a bit frustrating that the fire decays when you're changing levels. I also had some trouble with the controls sometimes (playing in browser). But it was a nice experience overall :)
I was able to make it to a level where there were two tunnels, all seemed to be going well but then the game got over, not sure why? There was an explanation but that went away too quickly
Fantastic art, with a fun setting and a good mechanic of balancing number of people with time. The description was not very clear, but it's one of those games that it's better to just head into them, play a bit, and learn the mechanics as you play.
And man, didn't I have a blast with it. I got 2 people on a single level, and that gave me enough to sacrifice them and get further and further. But more often than not, I either died by not finding anyone at all, or randomly exploding people. I believe that the odds should be tweaked just a bit in the player's favor.
Regardless, fantastic entry. Loved the retro feeling of it. My team are looking forward to seeing more from you in the future. I'd sacrifice a few naked men to make that happen. Cheers! :whale: