You are in the middle age virus created by evil magician. Protect your main heart and destroy naughty humans. Buy new buildings and hire units.
* WASD keys to move camera * Use mouse drag & RMB to control units. They will attack automatically, if the enemy is nearby * Click on building in right panel to build it. After building image become filled click on it again and place it. * Click on build/hire buttons to change panel layout. You can hire units after building barracks. Barracks can be build after blood producer * Do not let blood pressure become low than zero, by building more blood producers
Play game in 1920x1080, becouse UI can completly broke in smaller resolution
*Tips:* * Main heart - produce blood and meat * Blood producer - produce blood * Meat producer - produce meat * Barracks - allow to hire eye * Defence center - allow to build wall * Wall - just block way for enemies
* Eye - basic and only one unit in game. In 2 times weaker than enemy
Nice game and quite impressive for the time limit! The controls to build barracks etc felt a bit clunky at times though. I wasn't sure exactly how to build whether I had to click and drag, double click etc. I think that should be more clear. I tried pressing How to Play but the button didn't seem to do anything. Perhaps you could put the how to play on the menu straight away? That way people can get the gist and then get right into the game. You could even weave a short tutorial into the menu somehow
I've played it on chrome/HTML5 version and I can't figure out how to build and hire. I feel that I should be seeing something along the table at the right of the screen, but maybe what I should be looking at is offscreen? I see only the Hire and Build buttons there and that's all.
OK this is impressive. You guys are crazy to try doing a RTS in a jam ;) I like the idea, I like the potential, and I clearly played much more time that I thought I would x) There are some visibility and comprehension issues, that is really not a problem for a jam RTS, however for me the How to play button was broken so I really missed some information:) Anyway, keep going guys!
@nerza @phyro Play in fullscreen(HTML5 version), or use 1920x1080 resolution for standalone version. I dont kwon how to make adaptable UI, so it become completly broke in smaller resolution. Sorry for that(
A RTS in a game jam ? I see you like challenges ^^ With the instruction I managed to protect the organs well enough and it was fun, but I did not understand what the blood pressure was exactly ? Is it game over it it goes below 0 ? (in that case, I actually lost xD)
@inferture It should work like energy, eg you cant build if you havent energy and your units will die if enery below zero. But I hevent time to implement it.
Cool concept, I see that you really focused on the theme implementation and how it adapts the game visuals, mechanics and setting. I would just argue that a little bit more information about how every building works would be great!
Overall, solid and interesting work, keep it up :)
It definitely fits the theme! I think it's an interesting concept and given more time i'm sure it would've been even better. I think it would've benefited from some sort of auditory feedback, and I was a little confused most of the time. Building didn't seem to do anything (at least, I waited for a while and didn't see any visual feedback). Perhaps an issue with Unity's WebGL build and the quality of hosting itch.io provides, I know i've seen a lot of issues with local vs. hosted instances of my own game.
Overall I like the concept! Good job given the time limit.
Interesting idea, but I was confused about how to build things. After a while I realized that I had somehow built a lot of objects offscreen. I think maybe the game allows you to build underneath the UI and that's why it seemed like building didn't work sometimes?
hmm seemed like some buttons for me were broken :/ not sure though, at least the how to play button was broken for sure. Perhaps I just didn't understand the build and hire buttons. The control of the units seemed okay though and I did like the graphics overall. It would have been nice to get some music and sounds in there but otherwise good work :)
Cool concept, I got swarmed by spartans in one playthrough but it didn't seem to matter since after the HP bar depleted to nothing I was still able to hire troops and since there were too many of them they died on impact, so I had to refresh. The second time I made about 20 walls and caused a lot of lag somehow by blocking off the route to the heart, probably because that messed with the pathfinding. Sending troops to what looked like the enemy bases didn't seem to have any effect.
Pretty cool stuff! enjoyed it. I liked all the sprites you've made, and the concept is cool.
If you could darken the cooldown "greying out" effect on the build buttons, it might be clearer since some take a while to build. on the build tab the numbers represent a cost(?) but on the hire tab its a count of units in progress? that could be clearer. Thanks for the game!
Creating an RTS in three days is an impressive achievement! It played simply, but at first I was very confused. I thought I was playing as the Romans and wondering why I couldn't highlight anything or move around :)
Some feedback when the units were attaching each other would have been nice. But I really enjoyed the building and the way that you would build and place units. Very Command and Conquer like, or maybe old school Dune.
Weird and fun :) The radial meters over the buildings are really hard to see, which makes the whole mechanic confusing. I prefer the starcraft model of place it and wait for construction in-world, personally, but that's a separate issue.
The enemies didn't seem to be attacking after a couple minutes, they were just getting close and then milling around.
I really liked the fact that you are a virus. And deploying body parts was funny. It has some issues with performance but overall it could become a pretty fun game! Good job!
Lol, I loved the little roman guys! I played for a long time before finally quitting. There were so many objects on the screen that the frame rate was terrible.
Nice game for three days!!! Eyes dont do what I want from them from time to time. There are some frame rate issues, also. I like the idea. It has a potential. However it's really hard to implement a RTS game for three days, you are crazy man :D
I didn't completely understand what I was doing during the game, but I really enjoyed placing body parts on the ground. So thanks for the tip with the full screen. BTW button How to play in the main menu seems unclickable. Anyway I wish you luck with finishing, it seems like a difficult project for which you simply didn't have enough time
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I could control the units, but don't build anything. Also the "how to play" button did nothing.
Still it looks neat :D
Can't say much about the other things.
@nerza @phyro Play in fullscreen(HTML5 version), or use 1920x1080 resolution for standalone version. I dont kwon how to make adaptable UI, so it become completly broke in smaller resolution. Sorry for that(
With the instruction I managed to protect the organs well enough and it was fun, but I did not understand what the blood pressure was exactly ? Is it game over it it goes below 0 ? (in that case, I actually lost xD)
@fabian-pohl Am I miss something in description?
The game is OK, sometimes you can't understand what the unities do, i got kinda lost in this.
Overall, solid and interesting work, keep it up :)
Overall I like the concept! Good job given the time limit.
@isayneigh @sylvi To many people got confused with building. Ill try to make it clearer if I have free time. I have school finals in next 3 weeks
@snowtv I fix it untill last minute)
@copper-aardvark-games its not RTS, but I personally love this two:
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/44/EXO
https://lonelymoongames.itch.io/pit-king
If you could darken the cooldown "greying out" effect on the build buttons, it might be clearer since some take a while to build. on the build tab the numbers represent a cost(?) but on the hire tab its a count of units in progress? that could be clearer. Thanks for the game!
Some feedback when the units were attaching each other would have been nice. But I really enjoyed the building and the way that you would build and place units. Very Command and Conquer like, or maybe old school Dune.
The radial meters over the buildings are really hard to see, which makes the whole mechanic confusing. I prefer the starcraft model of place it and wait for construction in-world, personally, but that's a separate issue.
The enemies didn't seem to be attacking after a couple minutes, they were just getting close and then milling around.
Overall nice work!
Besides the frame rate issues, great game!