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Pillow Fightin'!!
Oh no! Your friend beat the heck out of you in a pillow fight! Now it's the time to get revenge and prove yourself! Or something like that!
Made using Unity and Photoshop
---Comments----
Well. I definitely didn't do as well this time as some previous iterations. Some things I tried to focus on was smooth animations + art + simple-ish AI. I didn't have time to add sound, and the idea definitely drastically changed as I realized I was running out of time. Still, I'm proud that I at least got something out! Enjoy (:
***Also, I recommend using the (non fullscreen) WEBGL version because of resolution issues with the other ones.
Follow me on twitter :D @shyupuff
Downloads and Links
Ratings
![]() | Coolness | 58% |
#145 | Humor | 3.61 |
#152 | Theme | 3.88 |
#155 | Graphics | 3.82 |
#251 | Fun | 3.44 |
#259 | Mood | 3.30 |
#281 | Overall | 3.47 |
#493 | Innovation | 3.18 |
Comments
Heh. I killed a person by hitting them with a pillow. Love the idea.
I also love those graphics. That hand drawn style is really cool.
Would have liked some sound, though.
That ending line, though. This game was hilarious, and I enjoyed every second.
I like the look, I wish there's was sound. It's a pretty looking game, I like the "Photoshop art".
Very nice and innovative. Loved the hand drawn graphics.
Enjoyed playing it.
Haha, cool ideas here. Gets a bit repetitive, but short and sweet.
Never have I been so un-enthused about killing my friend.
Great work!
Good art for so little time! And don't worry about the sound... could not make any for my game too =p. Great job"
I like the game. The color scheme and art style are picturesque. It could use a little refinement for the controls, but I like how the boss mechanics and charge attacks work.
Nice game. I agree with the others that a little bit of audio would be a nice touch. I like the art style.
Really beautiful hand drawn art and colors! The fight lasted too long for me but the game is so beautiful to look at that it kept me playing till the end.
hehe, that was a good time. the animations and art were really nice; your effort there showed. well done!
Hi there,
Graphics are pretty solid (could have maybe used more fluid animations but they are good as is), controls are fine. I really liked how when you are charging the pillow you move slower, that way there is a tradeoff. The enemy is pretty strong and interesting as well, but I found that I could almost never hit it with the medium/strong attacks.
Good luck!
Awesome game! I went with the pillow fighting theme as well, it's a great theme!
I love the ending it made me laugh. Also I like how it was one long well built boss battle and the tutorial was useful. It did get a bit predictable though, I could easily dodge.
Love the graphics! I included it in part 9 of my Ludum Dare 32 compilation video series, if you would like to take a look :) https://youtu.be/eqkTJc6zIls
Liked the game idea. Also, game was quite funny xD. Lacked music :/. Overall, pretty great ^^!
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I cracked up when "my friend" flew behind the mountain! She is huge. I love the graphics and concept. I wish there was music though. Good job!