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kill bananas with bananas
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Ratings
 | Coolness | 51% |
| #336 | Humor | 3.14 |
| #608 | Theme | 3.28 |
| #621 | Fun | 2.96 |
| #914 | Innovation | 2.55 |
| #949 | Graphics | 2.33 |
| #950 | Overall | 2.69 |
| #956 | Mood | 2.31 |
Comments
this was a fun game, I like how the bananas could stop the bullets and how they flew curved through the air.
Would have liked it a little more if aiming the bananas was more straight forward.
It's a bit confusing to start with and could do with some more SFX and feedback on what is happening. Once I got the aiming sorted I was able to make a little progress - an interesting game.
whatever you took to boost your creativity during your brainstroming session, I want it. Fun little game, original design, psychedelic effects. Well done
I like the idea, but the graphics are highly aliased. The fonts should be a bit more smooth atleast. Good game though.
Pretty fun, great use of the theme.
As for aiming suggestions, maybe have the aim follow the mouse cursor? I think that might be a lot easier.
that won't work because the bananas are always turning direction. so if i aim at a banana it will miss the target completely.
and no i'm not removing the turning.
"Kill bananas with bananas" I like that :D. That was pretty fun. I destroyed the big banana!!
Neat game, funny concept! I included it in part 1 of my Ludum Dare 32 compilation video series, if you would like to take a look :) https://youtu.be/-ZkAqIe6FiQ
That was trippy. Simple, but enjoyable. Having the floor at different angel was a good design choice.
Controls were probably my biggest issue. As for a suggestion, I'd say use the mouse, but not like cross-hairs. Perhaps hide the cursor, and make character's arm range from 180-360 Degrees (360 is facing right)depending on the mouse's X coordinate. For example, if the screen is 200 pixels wide, set the arm angle to:
180 + (mouse.x/200)*180)
Ha! There's so many banana! This game is very funny and innovative. Especially I love the bgm, but the sfx is a little squeaky.
Sorry I misunderstood, that bgm is from another game in different tab of my browser. :P
@zatyka i dont think you can hide the cursor in c2. But thx anyway
Oh god NO. NOT THE BANANAS.
Fun little game, although I also had trouble with the aiming. But fun nonetheless :)
I had fun!
I love that the graphics are retro looking. Nice entry :)
I will tweet you with a link to a gameplay and review video of this game.
Impossible to play on macbook air since you cant hold right click on touchpad and left click at the same time...
I think something has crashed. Not scored - the 3 bananas in the middle were rotating together and they were spawning hundreds of red squares that spiraled off the screen. Eye catching, but I suspect not what was intended! Played in Chrome.
@helekopeter
Yes, you can. Action->Mouse->Set cursor Style->None
This game made my day, just hilarious ! I really enjoyed playing it ! Crazy gameplay, pretty memorable ! Good job.
I love bananas and danmakus so I enjoy the concept :p
But concerning the controls, it would be easier to shoot in the direction of the mouse directly, no ?
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Pretty good game. the shooting could use a little work.