Pay with your life!
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__CONTROLS: move with WASD, aim with the mouse and shoot with the left mouse button.__
It's a game where you have to kill endlessly comming enemies and can buy stats for HP.
Thank you for playing my game!
__Me rambling about making the game and some other stuff:__
Okay, so for starters, this is the second Ludum Dare I am participating in (my game for LD43) and I like to think that this game is heaps better than the last one. With my first game I made a lot of basic mistakes, like making it way too ambitious and not splitting my time correctly. I have definitely learned from my mistakes, but couldn'd quite avoid all of them this time either. On top of that I had a test on Monday after the weekend, that I needed to study for.
But despite the severe lack of time, I managed to pick a theme that wasn't too abitious and code most of the basic functions I had invisiond. Sadly I didn't have time to make proper "Start" and "Game Over" screens, my game also lacked animations, maps(combined with pathfainding for the enemies with something like A*), buyable abilities (like bigger bullets) and proper music.
A big time waster for me was choosing a theme, because I couldn't decide on a theme the first day, my time on the project was massively reduced. Apart from this I spent most of my time coding.
But despite all those shotcommings I'm still pretty proud of this project, and it was a lot of fun to make. Since this was also my first game related programming project in the last 2 monts, it was like a breath of fresh air.
When I compare this to my last game(my game for LD43) the main improovement are art (still not good, but there is an improovement, except for the "game over" screen ^^), music (still awful, but at least there are some soundeffects and a 2 second loop song), "finishedness" and planning of the project.
After finishing the project it felt great to look at my checklist and see all the "essential" features ticked off (about 70% of all features).
Thanks for reading and playing my game.
It's a game where you have to kill endlessly comming enemies and can buy stats for HP.
Thank you for playing my game!
__Me rambling about making the game and some other stuff:__
Okay, so for starters, this is the second Ludum Dare I am participating in (my game for LD43) and I like to think that this game is heaps better than the last one. With my first game I made a lot of basic mistakes, like making it way too ambitious and not splitting my time correctly. I have definitely learned from my mistakes, but couldn'd quite avoid all of them this time either. On top of that I had a test on Monday after the weekend, that I needed to study for.
But despite the severe lack of time, I managed to pick a theme that wasn't too abitious and code most of the basic functions I had invisiond. Sadly I didn't have time to make proper "Start" and "Game Over" screens, my game also lacked animations, maps(combined with pathfainding for the enemies with something like A*), buyable abilities (like bigger bullets) and proper music.
A big time waster for me was choosing a theme, because I couldn't decide on a theme the first day, my time on the project was massively reduced. Apart from this I spent most of my time coding.
But despite all those shotcommings I'm still pretty proud of this project, and it was a lot of fun to make. Since this was also my first game related programming project in the last 2 monts, it was like a breath of fresh air.
When I compare this to my last game(my game for LD43) the main improovement are art (still not good, but there is an improovement, except for the "game over" screen ^^), music (still awful, but at least there are some soundeffects and a 2 second loop song), "finishedness" and planning of the project.
After finishing the project it felt great to look at my checklist and see all the "essential" features ticked off (about 70% of all features).
Thanks for reading and playing my game.