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This started off as a fun game about a newsreader and became increasingly bizarre and disturbing the longer I worked on it. I'm a little scared of it now.
Help Satan pump the tortured souls of the eternally damned to fuel the hate-filled bile of a modern day political pundit.
Controls:
LEFT / RIGHT to Move Satan
HOLD SPACE to Pump Tortured Souls
Downloads and Links
Ratings
#18 | Humor | 4.04 |
#157 | Audio | 3.48 |
#260 | Innovation | 3.50 |
#269 | Mood | 3.36 |
#275 | Theme | 3.59 |
#372 | Overall | 3.36 |
#440 | Graphics | 3.33 |
#508 | Fun | 3.07 |
#1409 | Coolness | 47% |
Comments
Bizarre indeed. And creepy. You did a good job with the sounds!
It's a bit annoying that the Satan pointer is very small, sometimes you run by a door, press space, but you walked too far
I would suggest a feature to allow Satan to snap to soul pumps. It might make the game a little easier.
Thanks everyone! I've fixed the Windows build now.
Satan should snap to the soul pumps if you *hold* Space while running past. That's how I've managed to get my highest times (~60 seconds).
Originally it was based on tapping but I was giving myself RSI :)
This is a really well-rounded entry. I didn't last very long though. The time it takes to get from one side of the screen to the other is quite high. I love the underlying message of the game. Well done - this is what LD is all about. :)
Madness :P Can only manage just over 30 seconds of hate-spew. Great twist on the theme! :D
I really like it, got 37.90 seconds as my best score so far. A good take on the theme and I agree with your own admission, it's bizarre. What music did you play backwards?
Love it, all hail Satan.
It looks lovely, the audio stood out amongst it all.
Haha! I like the idea. :) Pretty good job for first game in Unity. I was not able to "survive" more than 20 seconds. Yes, it is so hard. Nice one!
A really unique experience. Dark, dark material! Even the music is played backward.
The hitboxes seemed a little weird, sometimes it wouldn't pump even though it looked like I was standing in the right spot and sometimes it would even teleport me over to another soul. The guy's movement, sounds and quotes were funny though :)
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so hard