Hello everyone,

For a while now I’ve been reworking my first Ludum Dare entry called “Oh What a Night”, now called “Nonsense at Nightfall”.

I wanted to share my progress and how I improved the visuals. I’m quite happy with the result so far

I also made a FB page where I’ll be posting all about the game and any other project I’ll work on on the future. feel free to like/follow, it would mean a lot
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Ludum Dare version:

New version:

Lightning has struck the apartment building, all power is down. Descend into the basement to restore it.

I didn’t manage to make it into a proper game, that’s why it’s labeled “tech demo”. I hope it’s still a good start for something that could become a full game in the future.

Game page (Window only, WebGL hopefully soon)

With judging finally up I’d like to share my game here 😀 Thanks in advance for rating and be sure to also leave a comment so I can check out your game too

Fly through outer space, grab asteroids, make them orbit around you and use them to destroy Planet Desumaton!

Game page (Window and WebGL version available)

Here are the results for my game:

Quite happy with being #51 overall (my previous game was #145)

Thank you all very much for playing, rating and commenting on The One Room Experiment!

I finally managed to play all the games of those who commented on my game!
For those who haven’t played mine yet, check it out here:

The One Room Experiment

Rate it if you like and leave a comment so I can play yours too!

Thank you all so much for the votes and comments so far 😀
For those who haven’t played it yet:

The One Room Experiment

Be sure to leave a comment when you vote so I can play your game too!

Explore the dungeon, avoid the spikes, defeat all enemies and light all the lanterns!
Good luck!

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Be sure to read the game’s description so you know what the controls are 😉

I interpreted the theme as “ancient” computer technology and made an endless shooter in Atari style in which you have to shoot colored enemies with the right colored beam. I decided to make something simple as I didn’t have that much time. The game starts out kind of slow but before you know it the screen is filled with enemies and it gets quite challenging!

My high score is 12900, what’s yours?

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This will be my second time participating. Last time I made a little Game Boy styled adventure called Oh What a Night. I mainly focused on humor and story instead of some innovative gameplay. This time I might keep it simple but more original and I also hope to get some audio in!

The tools I’ll be using:

Engine: Unity
Graphics: Photoshop, Aseprite
Audio: EnergyXT, Audacity

Good luck and have fun everyone!

Quite happy with the results of my first Ludum Dare entry

I expected the graphics to be the best part of them game but I’m happy to see I also did well on humor and theme. Next time I’ll try to be more innovative and hopefully I’ll be able to get in some audio too!

Thank you very much to all who played, streamed and rated my game, it was a great experience and I can’t wait for Ludum Dare 36 😀

Hi everyone,

I made an updated version of my game to fix some issues. Quite a few people got stuck because it wasn’t clear where to go. It should be better now (though you still have to do some searching 😉 That’s what adventure games are about).

The embedded web version will give you a choice between the original and post jam version (in case you don’t see it you should clear your browser’s cache) and the downloadable Windows version contains both builds.

CLICK HERE TO PLAY

Play and rate my game and I’ll sure be checking out yours too

So I managed to more or less complete my first Ludum Dare game! 😀

Instead of coming up with some innovative gameplay mechanic I tried my hands on a little story (that ended up really absurd). I also went for a Game Boy style because I’ve always wanted to do that and also to save some time. Sadly I ran out of time I didn’t manage to add any audio… But apart from that I’m quite happy with the result.

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Thanks to all of you who already played it and left a comment! I’ll be trying out your games soon too 😉

A lot of people already commented on the lack of guidance, it’s true that’s it’s not always very clear what to do, sorry for that! I might be able to fix that with a few tweaks but I don’t know if that’s allowed, I know it’s allowed to add a link to a post ludum version but I’d rather have just 1 version so people will play the right one for sure.

In the end it was a great experience, I’ve never completed a game this quick, a strict deadline really helps! Looking forward to Ludum Dare 36!