December 14th-17th 2012 :: Theme: You are the Villain
Description:
It is the year 2100.
Humankind has many space stations orbiting Earth and other planets.
The monotonous operations of these spacestations have been entrusted to a super-intelligent Artificial Lifeform (A.L.).
AL is tired of monotony and would like to kill all the Humans.
Side notes:
This is my first LD and I didn't realize how long it would take to make the engine + game from scratch. As a result, I ran out of time, so there is only 1 boring tutorial-esque level.
Downloads and Links
Ratings
#263 | Theme | 3.44 |
#326 | Innovation | 2.94 |
#496 | Humor | 2.15 |
#560 | Mood | 2.41 |
#570 | Fun | 2.38 |
#629 | Graphics | 2.19 |
#701 | Overall | 2.25 |
#948 | Coolness | 32% |
Comments
Good concept, too bad you ran out of time and couldn't have implemented more levels. I would love to see a Post-Competition version of this.
I could see this being really fun if it was developed further.
Good concept, running out of time is very common, especially with new participants. I'm looking forward to your entries in the future!
At first I only saw the green circle saying things, so that didn't really make sense. After a refresh everything worked fine, took a while to figure out what to do, but I think if you work on this some more it can be a nice puzzle game. I'd love a post compo version!
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Like the concept, would be awesome to see more of this.