The game can be run on Web and Windows with an embedded oscilloscope emulator. If you have an oscilloscope and a DAC to connect it to a PC, you can run the game on that as well!
He actually went and did it, the mad lad! I really like the wireframe look that comes from the oscilloscope (I watched your YouTube video too), but I couldn't understand what the robot voice was saying. Something about "Danger, Danger, fire _________". Took me a while to get used the the controls, but overall a fun game and a very unique entry.
@brimstone Thanks! I used AtariVox speech synthesizer for the audio, which is originally meant for Atari2600 and Vectrex. No need to worry about understanding it, it is there more as a flavor. The full line it says when a campfire goes out is "Danger, danger, fire down."
Runs on an oscilloscope, and uses the AtariVox speech synthesiser; I wish I could give this a 6 for theme. You smashed this one out of the park. The game is pretty fun too once I figured out what was going on. My only "complaint" is that I'd like a video of someone playing the game on the oscilloscope. By that I mean see how it is controlled using the oscilloscope. But as far as the game is concerned, top marks. Great entry 🎱
I had this bookmarked from your blog post. Holy shit that was insane! You not only made this run on a real oscilloscope but you also EMULATED one. Truly deranged! And the gameplay felt quite good as well, animations and all. I also enjoyed the synth voice callouts. It's all perfect.
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