Armed & REDy
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Armed & REDy is a game where you're an arm fighting against the rest of your body. You're constantly bleeding out, so you always lose health, but you can regain health by attacking your body.
Wierd premise, yes. But I thought of the pun and had to go with it.
So you control the arm with the mouse and you have to dodge his attacks. Then you can punch with left click (or left arrow) and then shield with right click (right arrow) that slows down the bleeding, but stops you moving.
When I saw the theme, I couldn't really think of anything I thought would be fun. Therefore I made this... It is certainly a game.
Honestly I didn't enjoy making this all that much, because I usually try and focus on gameplay and the gameplay turned out to be quite spammy and boring. But, I did learn tons in this jam. It was the first time I've managed to use procedural animation, and the first time I've successfully done texture painting. So I'm a lot more confident doing 3D art after this jam at least.
Also, I ran out of time towards the end and couldn't find the time for proper sound and music...
As for the tools I used:
- Unity for the engine
- Blender for the models and textures
- Aseprite for the sprites
- Audacity for the sounds
Wierd premise, yes. But I thought of the pun and had to go with it.
So you control the arm with the mouse and you have to dodge his attacks. Then you can punch with left click (or left arrow) and then shield with right click (right arrow) that slows down the bleeding, but stops you moving.
When I saw the theme, I couldn't really think of anything I thought would be fun. Therefore I made this... It is certainly a game.
Honestly I didn't enjoy making this all that much, because I usually try and focus on gameplay and the gameplay turned out to be quite spammy and boring. But, I did learn tons in this jam. It was the first time I've managed to use procedural animation, and the first time I've successfully done texture painting. So I'm a lot more confident doing 3D art after this jam at least.
Also, I ran out of time towards the end and couldn't find the time for proper sound and music...
As for the tools I used:
- Unity for the engine
- Blender for the models and textures
- Aseprite for the sprites
- Audacity for the sounds