Adrenaline Rush
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_Adrenaline Rush_ is a tiny game made during Ludum Dare 46. This is a series of mini-games centered around saving lives! The theme of the game jam was "Keep it Alive", so the action takes place in an ambulance, everything goes fast and you have to help your patients! Stabilizing them! Well, the protagonist may be a lil' extreme in his actions, but if it means saving lives, it's totally worth it!
The concept of the game was heavily inspired by Warioware: mini-games in quick succession, simple commands and over-the-top action mixed with ridiculous situations and exquisite humour.
Due to our tight schedule, we decided to only make 2 mini-games but at least the concept is there! And it was fun to make, which is the important part here!
Made by: Damien Picard, Duy Kevin Nguyen, Floriane Nguyen, Julien Delwaulle, Clément Delwaulle.
- 25/04/20:
- remove unused assets
- compress textures and audio more
- fix button overlay
- rename binaries
- Music and art are available under the terms of Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/)
Licence text files are available in the source.
Controls
Each mini-game uses the mouse. controls are explained right before it starts.The concept of the game was heavily inspired by Warioware: mini-games in quick succession, simple commands and over-the-top action mixed with ridiculous situations and exquisite humour.
Due to our tight schedule, we decided to only make 2 mini-games but at least the concept is there! And it was fun to make, which is the important part here!
Made by: Damien Picard, Duy Kevin Nguyen, Floriane Nguyen, Julien Delwaulle, Clément Delwaulle.
Post-jam updates
- 25/04/20:
- remove unused assets
- compress textures and audio more
- fix button overlay
- rename binaries
Licence
- Code is available under the terms of MIT (expat) licence (https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)- Music and art are available under the terms of Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/)
Licence text files are available in the source.