Logistics Boy
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An action game inspired by classic LCD electronic games.
Features two difficulty modes and a quirky oldschool-handheld experience!
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Controls:
Arrows - Move
Z - Action
ESC - Quit
```
It's all in a days work for Logistics Boy!
Help him finish his shift and make a delivery he'll not forget!
Playable on browser and as a Windows .EXE (also runs on Linux using WINE).
Mobile/touch-controls available. Try it on your phone for an actual handheld-feel!
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Just a little note for hardware-purists: This is more of an homage/"parody" than an actual attempt at operating in exactly the same limitations as real vintage LCD-games. Nevertheless, we hope you enjoy playing it!
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We made basically 98% of the content ourselves. The external assets that we used were the digital text-font and a few bleep sound effects.
Majority of the stuff was created during the Jam. The BGM consist of some FL2-tracks made by @Kaappis 10~ years ago that he dug out from his archives and reworked for the game.
Some previously written code by @Dis0rder was also used as a base and tested out a few days prior to the Jam. A handful of sound-effects was also recycled from older projects.
Features two difficulty modes and a quirky oldschool-handheld experience!
```
Controls:
Arrows - Move
Z - Action
ESC - Quit
```
It's all in a days work for Logistics Boy!
Help him finish his shift and make a delivery he'll not forget!
Playable on browser and as a Windows .EXE (also runs on Linux using WINE).
Mobile/touch-controls available. Try it on your phone for an actual handheld-feel!
---
Just a little note for hardware-purists: This is more of an homage/"parody" than an actual attempt at operating in exactly the same limitations as real vintage LCD-games. Nevertheless, we hope you enjoy playing it!
---
We made basically 98% of the content ourselves. The external assets that we used were the digital text-font and a few bleep sound effects.
Majority of the stuff was created during the Jam. The BGM consist of some FL2-tracks made by @Kaappis 10~ years ago that he dug out from his archives and reworked for the game.
Some previously written code by @Dis0rder was also used as a base and tested out a few days prior to the Jam. A handful of sound-effects was also recycled from older projects.