
SpaceEats
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In SpaceEats you take on the role of a food delivery person, but in space and with Newtonian physics (think Battlestar / Expanse style movement).
Download from Itch below!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nb93ztd2ilA
This was made over 72 hours for the Jam category of Ludum Dare 53.
The aim of this simple game is to pickup an order from the randomly selected restaurant food ship and take it to the customer, you can also shoot and blow up some asteroids because why wouldn't you?
Controls:
Esc - Settings Menu
Q & E - Roll
WASD - Orientation
Shift - Thrust
Space - Afterburner
Left Mouse - Shoot
Made with Unreal Engine 5.3.0 (UE5-Main branch).
Used no third party models or assets aside from this one font: https://www.dafont.com/napolitanica.font?text=SpaceEats
Sound FX by my two kids.
This was a good fun time taking part in my first LD, and somehow I didn't overscope? haha weird.
Note: if downloading the Unreal Project to look at the source files, you will need to compile the latest UE5 from UE5-Main branch of Epic's Github.
Download from Itch below!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nb93ztd2ilA
This was made over 72 hours for the Jam category of Ludum Dare 53.
The aim of this simple game is to pickup an order from the randomly selected restaurant food ship and take it to the customer, you can also shoot and blow up some asteroids because why wouldn't you?
Controls:
Esc - Settings Menu
Q & E - Roll
WASD - Orientation
Shift - Thrust
Space - Afterburner
Left Mouse - Shoot
Made with Unreal Engine 5.3.0 (UE5-Main branch).
Used no third party models or assets aside from this one font: https://www.dafont.com/napolitanica.font?text=SpaceEats
Sound FX by my two kids.
This was a good fun time taking part in my first LD, and somehow I didn't overscope? haha weird.
Note: if downloading the Unreal Project to look at the source files, you will need to compile the latest UE5 from UE5-Main branch of Epic's Github.