December 13th-16th 2013 :: Theme: You Only Get One
[ Real World Gatherings | Ludum Deals | Warmup Weekend ]
It's your job to break into the RepliCorp cloning research facility and steal their supercomputer core. You have one bullet, one minute of flashlight, and one wrench. Good luck.
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Ratings
| #414 | Graphics | 3.09 |
| #431 | Theme | 3.00 |
| #464 | Mood | 2.81 |
| #578 | Audio | 2.35 |
| #778 | Innovation | 2.45 |
| #843 | Overall | 2.55 |
| #906 | Fun | 2.15 |
| #1041 | Coolness | 47% |
Comments
For some reason unable to play this game. Give Unity player permission and then it does nothing.
Yep, looks like what often happens when one gets too ambitious. Next time, consider a minimal-viable-game that you can build onto, and be on the lookout for things that you can cut out.
As for the thing itself: the presentation is thoughtful; the tool-set is great; and the puzzle-solutions are pretty good. If you do continue development, do consider extending the flashlight (I believe Unity gives you per-pixel lighting on some number of meshes pretty reliably--perhaps it'd be worth trying that?) and making the level a little less linear, perhaps with multiple routes or solutions.
Unfinished, but a good start. I think it would have been better to include less things and have a more complete game, but I always struggle with that, too. Good work :)
Hi guys, by the second day I was quite aware that it was too ambitious, but I really didn't have any other ideas, I also wasted to much time on the art. Those of you who can't use the webplayer, I'll submit some standalone applications tonight.
Tighter controls and a fleshed out mission and this game could be really cool.
Loved a lot of the aspects, was not expecting it to be so short.
Shame there is so little content. Graphically it looks good, It felt a little slow paced at times. Some nice ideas used like the use of the torch.
Looks nice, the physics could use some tweaking, other than that this could come to be a great game!
The concept is pretty good, more work and this can be a great game!
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Nice game! Graphics are polished and animations are well done. Basic mechanics of the game seem polished, yet the rest of the game feels and is unfinished. More sounds would have been nice. Wonderful mood! Flashlight does not seem powerful enough. Nice work overall.