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Hi, this game is obviously not finished... which sucks. I tried to write some code that I didn't now how to write and ended up screwing up all of the AI. But I reset it up to more like a tech demo. I am only 12 years old so I am proud of this. Please give suggestions and ratings. Thanks.
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Ratings
| #485 | Audio(Jam) | 2.83 |
| #607 | Graphics(Jam) | 3.11 |
| #652 | Humor(Jam) | 2.58 |
| #751 | Mood(Jam) | 2.71 |
| #860 | Innovation(Jam) | 2.42 |
| #897 | Overall(Jam) | 2.73 |
| #933 | Fun(Jam) | 2.38 |
| #943 | Theme(Jam) | 2.50 |
| #1305 | Coolness | 49% |
Comments
For some reason the loading bar fills up and then the webpage hangs. Not sure what the problem is. Sorry!
The web version also hangs for me. Not sure what's wrong... can't play :(
Nice work, it's always good to see younger people getting into the game development gig :D
Hey don't worry man, I can see that you tried and the story/graphics came out pretty good. Voice acting made me laugh I won't lie.
I cannot run the game in firefox, could you upload a windows build?
Awesome graphics! I´m only 14 yrs old myself, so it´s fun to see other younger people here too! I recommend watching youtube tutorials to learn scripting. Good Luck!
It takes a while to load the game. Nice graphics and your voice acting is pretty good hehehe.
It's good to see somebody with your age coding. Keep coding, it's awesome. Meanwhile, if you want to try something simpler for now, my suggestion to you is to try to use Stencyl :)
Even though it isn't finished, you got a ton of stuff done here that sets up the premise of an interesting game. My advice: keep at it. Don't let your lack of code knowledge be a roadblock, learn your way through it!
The text is offscreen a bit. other than that, good entry for 12 years old.
Very impressive... I was a dumb 12 years old, obviously you're smarter than me :)
You managed to get in a lot of content, both nice graphics, and even some voice-overs. I'd say the game show potential - so just keep practicing :-)
Nice game for someone who is only 12. However I had some problem with the enemies, I felt like I didn't hit them. The art style was pretty cool and the controls were smooth.
Good job!
I really liked the introductory phone call, which set a nice mood.
Stuck on a black screen... but the intro was better than anything I've made so far.
Congratulations for entry.
Keep doing games, is the best way to learn!
I wasn't sure how to enter a mission, but I enjoyed the introduction and listening to the sweet voiceover during the mission selection screen. As you practice more you will start to develop a better understanding about what you're capable of and how to approach things.
Just keep going and keep learning! Programming games is fun and teaches you all sorts of useful things you can use for the rest of your life!
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Nice entry, also since as you said that you are 12 it's very good, when I wa s 12 I only played games :D
But maube next time you can try to make the game with construct 2, it is very easy compared to unity, keep it up!