I had a busy weekend and decided to enter the jam. Pilgrimage is a multiplayer game about exploring and empty desert. Use fires to keep your self warm and leave markers for other pilgrims. The connected worlds aspect comes it in the way of not only players working together but also that the players bonfires and markers stay around in the next life. So previous pilgrims you have controlled will be able to place markers so your next pilgrim can find the way.

You must keep your self alive with the limited supply you have. You can make fires to keep yourself warm.

Been working most of the day on this….this thing. I still don’t really know what the game play is. Unfortunately I have work tomorrow so that about 9 hours less to work on it. I have taken obvious inspiration from the game flotilla and may just end up copying some more from it. Any way off to beds. There is some basic AI with shooting and random world generation, nothing fancy but it does the job.

Obvious inspiration from Flotilla

Going to bed and plan on waking early to finish the game. Although some features have been cut, either due to bugs in the final product or not enough time to implement it I am still happy with the final build.  A new feature I added is work places, you can see one here covered in houses. Work places produce scrap for building. The only produce as much scrap as there are houses in close proximity around it, all of which must be powered. The same goes for windmills and farms.

The town of eyesocket is a perfect example of a town that produce all its needs itself.

Wish you where here. I don’t feel the screenshots do the game justice!

Dont you just love it when you 2+ hours trying to fix a bug and its because you used the wrong variable.

Any way that happened to me. Now most of my night is wasted which means I have 2 days to implement all remaining features (alot) and a tutorial and add a UI, fun…..

But it was worth it as now 1 of the games main features is 100% implemented! Electricity power lines can no longer go through other objects to reach their targets which means players will have to tactically plan out their citys to maximise power output without spending precious resources. Any way here is a screenshot demonstrating it.

**PS thank you unity technologies for making shadows a free feature in the latest 4.2 update, it makes my daylight cycle B-E-A-UTIFUL!

Got a little bit of work done today, I was able to implement the electricity system. Here you can see an image of a small town

And here is that same town but with the power overlay.

Any powered building that gets connected to a building without power will then power that building. Or you can connect a generator to a power source and it will power all buildings in a radius.

Ill leave you with this.

The town of Eden, a trade hub for the poor.

Didn’t have much more time today so as of yet nearly no actual game play elements are working besides building.

I did however add some new objects to build with, got the first gardens,storage and generators in the game which I am happy with. Here are some screenshots.

Trashscape

Trashscape

First screenshot from my 7DRTS, WIP name is TrashScape.

You control a floating piece in the sky after the earth has been destroyed. You have to scavenge earth for trash in order to build a city. You will need to trade with other floating cities and manage your resources by building power stations, farms and windmills which all must be connected by power lines.

Any way here is the WIP screenshot.