You're the god of a South American Tribe fighting against another tribe. You can sacrifice your units to get special abilities.
Gameplay
Assign your units to the crops to get food. With 100 food you can spawn a new unit by clicking the house in your village.
Assign a unit to the Sacrifice Altar to get one of the 3 different abilites. Meteor and Fire hurt enemies, Giant gives your unit a damage boost.
Attack the enemy faction's units, or destroy them with your powers!
The first faction to lose all its units loses the game.
Controls
- left mouse button: select unit, spawn unit - right mouse button: give an order (move, attack, farm or sacrifice) - WASD and screen edges: move camera - mouse wheel: zoom
So I tried it. I feel like... any enjoyment I could've had with this is kinda diminished by the inability to select multiple units simultaneously. In addition, if I spawn more then one thing at a time, they get stuck inside each other and occasionally get stuck permanent, with me being unable to get them out of each other. The sounds were inoffensive and the game looked pretty ok, but the base strategy gameplay just didn't have enough to it and didn't control cleanly enough for me to enjoy it.
Oh also, when I launched it, Steam VR launched as well? Weird.
I thought it was a little hard to understand what exactly had to be done. I could send my villagers to get grain, then use the grain to manufacture more villagers, but other than that, I couldn't get very far.
I think some written instructions and names to the buttons would've helped.
The art was great, but the gameplay was a bit rough. It took me a while to figure out what I could click and what I couldn't and the point system seemed arbitrary. It might help make that more clear if you were to highlight things that can be clicked when the mouse is over them.
I loved the concept and felt like it was really close to being a really fun game. Who doesn't like randomly sacrificing their workers?
The graphics is really awesome but the gameplay... I wasn't sure of the goal and the controls weren't too responsive. Honestly, the game was quite boring and too slow-paced with not much to do.
Gorgeous game visually, I liked the music too. I like the idea, sending your people to work, and then sacrificing them without remorse. But the game lacks some feedbacks, like what unit is selected, mouse over on possible targets ... Some powers button seemed to work arbitrarily. Anyway, good job on this ambitious entry!
The art is really cute! I just ask you to add graphics settings (speacially when you're making games with Unreal) to people with an old computer play. Anyway, good job!
The game is wonderfully beautiful and the music fits nicely with it ! It's a bit hard to understand what's going on in the game since there is very little feedback. I think i even put my own farm on fire ! Good job anyway !
One can see that there was a lot of effort put in there, congrats! I really like the low-poly aesthetics, small animations, and the soft pastel colours. Even the font is well chosen. Of course I could babble about what’s missing but probably the #1 thing is (as already mentioned by others) better visual feedback on what’s happening… maybe just a countdown of enemy units, or some kind of progress bars for comparison.
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Oh also, when I launched it, Steam VR launched as well? Weird.
I thought it was a little hard to understand what exactly had to be done. I could send my villagers to get grain, then use the grain to manufacture more villagers, but other than that, I couldn't get very far.
I think some written instructions and names to the buttons would've helped.
I loved the concept and felt like it was really close to being a really fun game. Who doesn't like randomly sacrificing their workers?
Also thanks for providing an HTML build.