Saving his code

Fun★★★★★★★★★★3.20
Gameplay★★★★★★★★★★3.20
Presentation★★★★★★★★★★3.80
Coolness★★★★★★★★★★17%
Genre: 2d MINI platform game

STORY
This is a story about Tim and John. Tim was a game developer loving his job. But... One day while he was finishing his code... Someone stole it! Tim calls his friend to help him. What will you do? What will John do?

INFO
This is my first time to entry this kind of comp. I really enjoyed the time spent on this project and also I learned a lot of new things. Art, code and story are originally made during this weekend.

And... Thank you for playing my game.

Enjoy!

Comments7

LegacyCrono28 Jun 2011, 01:06
It ran so slowly here that I couldn't play it. =(
The art looks pretty nice, but the music needs improvement...
Good job finishing your first entry!
Haris Mujkicauthor28 Jun 2011, 01:11
Thank you for your comment. I will improve this game and add more features.
Breakdance McFunkypants
Breakdance McFunkypants28 Jun 2011, 17:01
WOW - this was really fantastic!

For me, it ran extremely FAST and felt like a silky smooth 60fps the entire time (running on my windows vista machine).

I also tried it on my Windows 7 netbook and I got an error message after the loading screen, so it either doesn't run on windows 7 or my netbook was missing a dll of some kind, perhaps related to directX or something.

My favourite part was the wonderful background paintings - the mountains and clouds looked really excellent.

Very well done. I love it!
Harievilozanini29 Jun 2011, 21:13
I'm happy that your game has sfx and music, but they need a huge improvement...
The art is amazing, I couldn't do better!
Very nice first entry! =)
PaulSB
PaulSB30 Jun 2011, 12:59
Cool! Very good looking - the background art looked excellent.

One niggle: the platforming would be immediately improved by allowing the guy's head to slide on platforms he collides with when jumping. Just a bit jarring when the "friction" holds him up mid-jump.

Good work!
thePalindrome3 Jul 2011, 16:15
You can fix the "hit head on ceiling, float" bug...

in the onCollision Event, put in a script that checks what side was hit, I think it begins with sprite_...

anyway, check the left-and-right, 0 x, down, 0 y...

I thought it was pretty good, though...
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