
Ludum Dare #44compo
Furtual Rabbit: a defurred income game
This game is a virtual Angora Rabbit simulator. Its' life value is in its fur. By grooming, feeding, cleaning, and exercising your rabbit, you can maximize its fur output, sell it, and purchase much needed food, veggies, and treats. Not every rabbit lives forever, and poorly managed rabbits die even sooner.
Changelog: Bug fixes and some support for iOS tablets. Added a selectable speed control. Fixed bug mentioned by user where player can move when dead. Added a market label to show what your wool is currently worth on the market place (which slightly varies).
Changelog: Bug fixes and some support for iOS tablets. Added a selectable speed control. Fixed bug mentioned by user where player can move when dead. Added a market label to show what your wool is currently worth on the market place (which slightly varies).
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FatCrow3 May 2019, 16:09
Nice Game! This was the first pet game I played so it was very unique!

microwerx3 May 2019, 16:36
Thank you @fatcrow and @sillyman987 for the comments. I squashed those bugs. Thanks for the feedback!

FalseBracket3 May 2019, 18:31
I really enjoyed this game. Probabaly one of the most uninie games I have played this far! Who dosnt love rabbits! :D

DataGreed3 May 2019, 18:39
It's funnu how the rabbit becomes semi-transparent when just groomed :) I think it's a great simulation, although its really hard to play constantly checking all of the metrics in real-time and matching the colors, probably would be easier if the metrics were represented near the corresponding buttons or right on them (e.g. filling up the button with color)

microwerx3 May 2019, 19:26
I agree with you @datagreed. I would like to have put the buttons over the canvas and have them fill up left to right. I simply ran out of time. Thank you for the nice feedback!

zondarg3 May 2019, 22:47
Kind of a capitalist virtual pet game? New to me but very cute. And the audio fits great. :thumbsup:





But those were only minor bugs, so great game and keep up the great work!