You were the warehouse manager on this space station, in charge of organizing storage with your matter manipulator, but everything changed when the humanoid space-rats attacked.
Now you have to build barricades, dodge their vicious bites and hope to find the exit door!
WASD or ZQSD to move
Mouse click to break walls or build barricades
Sounds are muted by default, press M to unmute!
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Ratings
 | Coolness | 82% |
| #363 | Humor | 2.79 |
| #464 | Mood | 3.02 |
| #468 | Innovation | 3.24 |
| #559 | Fun | 3.08 |
| #607 | Graphics | 3.00 |
| #749 | Overall | 3.00 |
| #829 | Audio | 2.14 |
| #1013 | Theme | 3.12 |
Comments
The game looked cool to me, but I had 4 FPS - i can't tell if it's the game or my computer - we're both very tired at the moment!
Will come back and try again later. :)
I like the look of this game. The way you did the fog of war effect is pretty cool. I didn't end up using the barriers much.
I really like how the vision works. I almost wish it was more limiting so the enemies couldn't be seen until you open their room :).
Couldn't really try it, only 10fps and the movement speed seems to depend on the fps :/
It's often hard to walk through wall-gaps. It seems that the players hit-test box is too large.
The controls are a bit frustrating for me. Going through single spaces is a bit clunky.
Good graphics and feel, though.
Sometimes I can't move through the gaps on the walls... but I'm too fast and those ratmans could not reach me!
Fun fact: I was playing this game and a rat passed by! And I'm out of barricades.. thanks god it didn't saw me!
Nice job! Zombie rats is definitely an interesting plot mechanic. Overall, this was a pretty fun entry.
What a wonderful quicky game, the mechanics could use some finer polish but all in all its just terrific, Good Job!
I really like the darkness mechanic, although it might work better if the rats hid a bit more instead of just coming straight for you. It's a good idea and I could see it being really tense to play with a bit more work on it!
I think the collision is a bit too sensitive. Got stuck in walls multiple times
Very polished, enjoyed the idea, technically one screen, but I didn't feel like one screen to me the lighting effect has me focus on that and is similar to a scrolling field. In fact changing to scrolling, the game wouldn't seem to change to me. That isn't your fault though, as I feel the one screen theme was weak. Maybe if there were light switches I would need to manage, limited use of flashlight, with the light repelling the rat creatures and you could not move barrios while using flashlight.
Neat reference to SS13. Collision detection needs some work - I always get hung up on corners. Movement feels a bit sluggish. Good effort though!
I didn't know SS13 but now that I've seen some screenshots I have to admit it does look a little like it!
Very nice, i like the graphics of your game ! But there are some lags :/ (or may be it's just my computer x)
Nah, the code is far from optimized and it does lag on many computers. Not mine though, that's why I didn't notice when I made it... Sorry :S
Love it! The cursor was off for me too, but otherwise, great job!
Cute! I frequently placed barricades on top of walls I meant to destroy, which was sort of awkward? But you obviously put some effort into this game, and I can't bring myself to dislike it.
Cool game, good idea with the time boosters, makes you feel like playing just that bit more.
I like the mood of this entry, obviously a lot of thought put into the survival-horror elements of the game (limited resources, limited field-of-vision, somber color palette) and the shared high-score table is a nice touch.
I wasn't sure what's going on with those bombs, but the rest of concept is quite interesting. Good material for some moody survival horror.
The cursor was confusing and moving through gaps didn't work every time. And why disabling audio by default?
Id isn't fit theme well but in overall it was nicely play :)
I have to admit I added the bombs at the very last hour to add some difficulty.
I disabled the sounds by default because I know some people would find it unpleasant or would like to adjust the volume of their speakers first and such... It seemed like the right thing to do at the time :S
About the hitbox and the cursor, that's obviously me being not good at making video-games, but I'll do better next time :)
Thank you and thank you all for your comments and I hope you're having a great time playing all those games, I know I am!
It ran rather slowly on my laptop. It's just as well that I'm not running a space warehouse in real life as I really wouldn't last very long. And thanks in advance for the nightmares about humanoid rats!
I see I'm not the only one, but only 4 fps... I would have liked to play it though, sounded interesting :)
Nice mechanics, nice story, fits the theme. It has some small flaws, but sure is a fun game.
For me it ran at ~30 FPS, so all was quite fine, although controls did feel a bit "floaty" at times. Game was fun and nicely done! I think you should unmute by default, because some people will never discover that there are any sounds in the game...
Great use of the single screen :) and good to see the bombs made a bit more of a thrill in end.
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Hey, I remember you from the plug.dj room. Looks very cool. I'll check this out when I'm done with my entry.