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Use your spit to destroy killer robots and evil AI. Fight the metal with corrosion - your mighty saliva. Game is turn based.
Use left click to move and attack, right click to pan the screen.
Pick up beer and water to boost your damage and health. Your spitting distance is 3 tiles. Use explosive surroundings to your benefit.
Goal is to destroy main AI.
Tools used:
- Unity5 (C#, Visual Studio 2013 Community Edition)
- Paint.NET
- www.bfxr.net
- Audacity
Downloads and Links
Ratings
 | Coolness | 58% |
| #639 | Humor | 2.56 |
| #702 | Fun | 2.88 |
| #745 | Audio | 2.20 |
| #755 | Mood | 2.69 |
| #782 | Graphics | 2.66 |
| #787 | Overall | 2.91 |
| #848 | Innovation | 2.66 |
| #873 | Theme | 2.88 |
Comments
Funny use of theme and the game looks interesting. However I had problem scrolling after beating all enemies. It just didn't worked (tried arrows, right click, etc...).
Was using the web version.
I love the hex grid design and the destructible objects. Good work for 48 hours and I would love to see this turned into a full game.
Using tears for weapons reminded me of The Binding of Isaac but that cant be a bad thing.
Really Cool, good use of the theme and there was a good amount of depth to the strategy, couldn't beat Well Done!
It is a really good game. But i don't think it fits the theme. Otherwise, it is good, and the graphics are beautiful.
I like hex grids and this game makes good use of one. I found it very difficult at the start, then i realised my spit travels about 3 squares, then i realised i could click my move and as long as the guy is on his way i can move forever for free. He moves like a time traveller. Then it became easy. :D
Nice game and overall interesting gameplay, though I feel like spitting is a little light as an unconventional weapong :D
Great job!
It's impressive that you put together a decent strategy game in such a short amount of time, good job
Lol, blew myself up with an ignit barrel off of a chain reaction from a kill. Lots of fun, great job.
Oh, turn-based strategy. Neat! Clever idea, too. I kind of had a problem, though, facing the robots that shoot back. I couldn't find any way to attack them without being attacked back. But nice work anyway!
Fun and quite innovative! Took me a few goes to win, because I had to remind myself that I can move as far as I want, and I don't have to kill everyone.
Great concept. Didn't get very far. Always died to those shooter robots eventually.
Nice job overall. I played longer than I thought I would. A bit of tutorial for controls (rmb drag mostly) and some more thoughtful level design/pacing would help a lot. Very solid start to a roguelike or turn based strategy game.
Impressed you were able to finish a strategy game in the time. Did seem to have issues where I couldn't see what to do once I defeated the guys in the first screen. After awhile more guys came in but I couldn't seem to move the screen over.
Very interesting, I like turn-based strategy. Would have liked to know the range of ranged-enemies.
sadly the camera scrolling doesn't work on web version, so we can't see the whole game
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a decent strategy game,good job for finishing it