December 14th-17th 2012 :: Theme: You are the Villain
Linux/Windows/Source/Timelapse coming soon!
Oppress your people by hitting them with your bribed police forces!
-> Do not loose your commanders or you loose!
-> Use Rampage mode to kill theses pesty civilians!
-> Blue=Police, Red=Rebels, Gray=Civilians
Controls:
Left Click to select commander and move.
Left Alt to toggle rampage mode!
WASD/Arrows to move camera.
I could only work half the time for this LD, so don't be too harsh :)
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Ratings
| #279 | Innovation | 3.06 |
| #371 | Overall | 2.97 |
| #380 | Graphics | 2.91 |
| #427 | Humor | 2.32 |
| #430 | Audio | 2.20 |
| #455 | Fun | 2.66 |
| #463 | Mood | 2.62 |
| #546 | Theme | 2.78 |
| #1048 | Coolness | 22% |
Comments
Thanks for the comments! I updated the controls. Did you try the rampage mode :D
I like to build two fronts and crush the rebel scum in the middle. *rampage* ;)
I never understood what was being represented with the icons on top of the buildings. Also I never felt like a villain, just a bunch of blue guys killing red guys...
Nice job with the "flocking" code though, I know that can be tough to make work right :)
I like the stalinian feel to the graphics. That gives the game an interesting atmosphere.
It was a little bit to slow for my taste.
If made with Unity, why no Mac version ?
Fun concept. Controlled well and all the little people moved well.
Nice concept. I like the rampage mode, it makes it like a RTS but without drag select. I like the area denial mechanic. Good job.
Almost gave up until I read the comment about using WASD (the fact that the blue units were off-screen when starting up didn't help :)) Once I got that, I didn't feel like I was controlling much as my units were too slow to react.
Nice entry even though I had a hard time figuring out what to do at first.
Pretty good for only 1/2 time. I guess I might have understood better what was going on if you'd used another 24 hours.
There are some nice stuff but overall I was a bit lost, I like the visual though
Good: Liked the crowds!
Improve: a bit difficultto control your forces, more tactics! (and blood?)
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Pro: Love the style of it, like the way the people move and buildings are taken over
Con: took me a while to realize i had to use wasd to move the view around; the cops should be more evil somehow to fit the theme, otherwise it feels like I'm on the good side