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Fleet Meat is a time-attack game where you play as Unity's lovable robot/part-time mascot, Kyle. Kyle doesn't like meat-bags (humans), and he's just about had it with their shenanigans. Help him beat as much meat as you can in the time allotted to get a high score!
Note: Hitting meat-bags into other meat-bags to get extra beatings earns you BONUS POINTS!
*UPDATE*
Made some minor bug fixes with the UI. If the UI shows up and won't go away (this has happened to at least one mac user), I apologize, but it must be an issue with Unity's Mac support with the GUI, since I didn't change anything between the different OS versions.
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Ratings
 | Coolness | 61% |
| #178 | Humor(Jam) | 3.55 |
| #270 | Audio(Jam) | 3.30 |
| #326 | Fun(Jam) | 3.30 |
| #361 | Graphics(Jam) | 3.59 |
| #497 | Overall(Jam) | 3.24 |
| #609 | Mood(Jam) | 2.93 |
| #640 | Theme(Jam) | 3.18 |
| #805 | Innovation(Jam) | 2.56 |
Comments
Nice work! Really cool graphics (love the reflections in the bots body!!!). the AI isnt perfect but i didn't expect it to be. Overall a good and fun game.
I found the controls to be quite tricky, and aiming at targets almost impossible.
Played this longer than I should have, nice models for the robot and people. Camera is a bit swim-y.
I wish I could say something bad, that ragdolling isn't funny anymore... but goddamnit it is too damn fun.
Hard to go wrong with a cool walking robot and ragdolls. Camera controls were a bit odd, and I kept walking out of view. Other than that though no issues
Pause menu was permanently in the way - couldn't play (Mac)
Pretty solid game. Camera controls are a bit clunky. The music really adds to the feel of the game.
the controlls were super bad for me >.< but to be perfectly honest when I finally did hit someone it actually felt super good xD like i really wanted to just go around wacking people with my meat...
Really liked the idea of the meat :D.
Although most of the graphics are unities built in...
Beat the meat while working in the office. No one noticed. 10/10
My favourite part was the sunglasses flying off the guys head when I beat him.
Nice assets, the gameplay feels a bit repetitive and it doesn't seem to have a lose condition from what I've saw
That was entertaining. Hey are those visual FX available by default on unity 5? It looked stunning! But there were some glitches with some of the "citizens". They would stretch in unethical ways :D. But this was awesome. Loved it. Definitely doing 3D next time.
@kidando Yes, the visual FX come default with Unity 5. They've provided a much simplified list of shaders, and most things work great with just the standard shader they provide (most of the shaders, including the main character's shader, used the standard one).
The strange stretching has to do with Unity's ragdoll physics. They don't always like high forces being applied to them :P
I don't need gameplay there. I just want to hold shift and chill around :o)
I suck with the controls, but it gives me more reason to waste time at work trying to beat my awful high score. Fun game.
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That was fun! Beating meat is so fun. I like beating meat.