Short-Lived Survival
This game is from ldjam.com, which is currently unavailable.
You can try viewing the original page on Web Archive (may not load correctly).
You can try viewing the original page on Web Archive (may not load correctly).
Note: Embed does not appear to work unfortunately. See the link below to play on itch.io. There's also an updated version on my itch.io page if you enjoy the game and want to play the best version, but please do not judge that version for this jam.
Short-Lived Survival: A survival game where the world resets every ten seconds.
Click to move, run into things to interact with them.
Your goal is to craft the special key needed to unlock the door on your plot. Gather resources and upgrade your tools to get what you need to craft the key.
You can get resources in many different places, and you may have to think outside the box a bit to get the next item you need.
But be careful, if you're not in shelter (currently indicated by the gray at the top and the green boxes occasionally found in levels) when the world resets every ten seconds, you'll lose everything in your inventory.
Your shelter has a storage, a crafting table, and stations to upgrade your tool and your boots.
Please leave feedback in the comments when you get the chance, I'd love to know how best to balance or what to change.
Short-Lived Survival: A survival game where the world resets every ten seconds.
Click to move, run into things to interact with them.
Your goal is to craft the special key needed to unlock the door on your plot. Gather resources and upgrade your tools to get what you need to craft the key.
You can get resources in many different places, and you may have to think outside the box a bit to get the next item you need.
But be careful, if you're not in shelter (currently indicated by the gray at the top and the green boxes occasionally found in levels) when the world resets every ten seconds, you'll lose everything in your inventory.
Your shelter has a storage, a crafting table, and stations to upgrade your tool and your boots.
Please leave feedback in the comments when you get the chance, I'd love to know how best to balance or what to change.