SnakeOut
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Snake + Breakout
I wasn't planning to participate but this idea seemed quite neat so I just prototyped it. I don't think I am gonna put any more effort to this. At least for some time.
Use your snake as a platform and break all the bricks. There is no win condition coded but you can consider yourself won if you break all of the breakable bricks. Try doing it faster if you are up for challenge.
-- Bricks --
Normal ones are normal. Breakable by one hit.
Shielded ones are strong. Breakable by 2 or 3 hits.
Golen ones are fixed walls. Unbreakable.
The ones with + and - changes your snakes size.
If you hit yourself of bricks you lose.
My first idea was not enclosing the borders so if ball goes out of the map you lose. But that needs too much balancing for snakes and balls speed apparently. And I don't want to spend more time.
Done in roughly 5 hours.
-- Controls --
Arrow Keys to move.
R to restart.
-- Programs Used --
- Unity
- Paint.net
There will be a timelapse if I don't feel lazy. Yey!
UPD: My game is the first entry to something. Feels good.
I wasn't planning to participate but this idea seemed quite neat so I just prototyped it. I don't think I am gonna put any more effort to this. At least for some time.
Use your snake as a platform and break all the bricks. There is no win condition coded but you can consider yourself won if you break all of the breakable bricks. Try doing it faster if you are up for challenge.
-- Bricks --
Normal ones are normal. Breakable by one hit.
Shielded ones are strong. Breakable by 2 or 3 hits.
Golen ones are fixed walls. Unbreakable.
The ones with + and - changes your snakes size.
If you hit yourself of bricks you lose.
My first idea was not enclosing the borders so if ball goes out of the map you lose. But that needs too much balancing for snakes and balls speed apparently. And I don't want to spend more time.
Done in roughly 5 hours.
-- Controls --
Arrow Keys to move.
R to restart.
-- Programs Used --
- Unity
- Paint.net
There will be a timelapse if I don't feel lazy. Yey!
UPD: My game is the first entry to something. Feels good.