Ant-o-Morph (First ever entry)
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#Hello
and thank you for playing my entry in the Ludum Dare game jam!
The scientist manages to capture an ant and attaches a control device to its back, allowing him to ride and control it. With the ant’s help, he can gather some of the machine parts, but not all of them.
To maximize efficiency, he can swap parts between different insects—like their heads, bodies, and backs—to give the ant special abilities.
Unfortunately, I had to throw in the towel and turn this into a showcase instead.
This is my first-ever entry to Ludum Dare. I had a lot to learn, and while I feel the scope was reasonable for the time available, several issues arose that halted development.
The biggest problem was with the terrain. My lack of experience meant I had to recreate it four times before I got the hang of it.
Another issue was enemy pathfinding. I got stuck on this and ran out of time to learn it properly because the terrain work took longer than expected.
All in all, this is a showcase of what I was able to achieve with little to no game development experience.
- changing insect parts in the morpher
- picking up chips
mouse to look around
To change parts you can hop on the morpher and a menu will pop up, you can click on Ant head, Ant body, Ant back.
and thank you for playing my entry in the Ludum Dare game jam!
The game's premise
is about a scientist who, due to an experiment failure, gets shrunk. To return to his normal size, he needs to build an enlarging machine. However, the parts are scattered around his backyard, and because he is now so small, he struggles to survive the dangers.The scientist manages to capture an ant and attaches a control device to its back, allowing him to ride and control it. With the ant’s help, he can gather some of the machine parts, but not all of them.
To maximize efficiency, he can swap parts between different insects—like their heads, bodies, and backs—to give the ant special abilities.
Unfortunately, I had to throw in the towel and turn this into a showcase instead.
This is my first-ever entry to Ludum Dare. I had a lot to learn, and while I feel the scope was reasonable for the time available, several issues arose that halted development.
The biggest problem was with the terrain. My lack of experience meant I had to recreate it four times before I got the hang of it.
Another issue was enemy pathfinding. I got stuck on this and ran out of time to learn it properly because the terrain work took longer than expected.
All in all, this is a showcase of what I was able to achieve with little to no game development experience.
Features
- explore the terrain- changing insect parts in the morpher
- picking up chips
How to play
WASD to move aroundmouse to look around
To change parts you can hop on the morpher and a menu will pop up, you can click on Ant head, Ant body, Ant back.