Adventures of Crimson Warlock
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Hello there player!!
We are proud to present you our first ever Ludum Dare entry, Adventures of Crimson Warlock, where you play as a warlock using blood magic to defeat anyone standing in his way. Can you defeat your enemies without draining yourself out of blood?
Controls map:
- click on map to move
Controls fight:
- select spell by mouse clicking on it or by pressing 1-5
- click on the fight area to cast there
- WASD for movement
Controls inventory:
- double-click to equip/transfer items
- double-click to use health potion
Notes to map:
- tiles with chest means there is some loot
- tiles with coin mean there is merchant
- click on avatar on the left bottom corner to shows character info
- click on bag icon on the right bottom corner to shows inventory
Tools used:
- PIXI.js as graphics engine
- Howler as audio engine
- Webstorm as IDE
- Webpack and Babel for source packing
- Aseprite and Gimp for the little graphics we made ourselves
Some few last bullet points:
- game is not mobile friendly
- sorry for the longer load times
We are proud to present you our first ever Ludum Dare entry, Adventures of Crimson Warlock, where you play as a warlock using blood magic to defeat anyone standing in his way. Can you defeat your enemies without draining yourself out of blood?
Controls map:
- click on map to move
Controls fight:
- select spell by mouse clicking on it or by pressing 1-5
- click on the fight area to cast there
- WASD for movement
Controls inventory:
- double-click to equip/transfer items
- double-click to use health potion
Notes to map:
- tiles with chest means there is some loot
- tiles with coin mean there is merchant
- click on avatar on the left bottom corner to shows character info
- click on bag icon on the right bottom corner to shows inventory
Tools used:
- PIXI.js as graphics engine
- Howler as audio engine
- Webstorm as IDE
- Webpack and Babel for source packing
- Aseprite and Gimp for the little graphics we made ourselves
Some few last bullet points:
- game is not mobile friendly
- sorry for the longer load times