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A nice little town. Three old friends decide to fire it up, burn it down with all inhabitants, policemen and soldiers, and get out of there alive, by defeating big bad boss.
Yes, the game has an end.
Good luck.
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Ratings
![]() | Coolness | 70% |
#203 | Fun(Jam) | 3.51 |
#399 | Humor(Jam) | 3.11 |
#601 | Overall(Jam) | 3.11 |
#797 | Mood(Jam) | 2.64 |
#882 | Innovation(Jam) | 2.38 |
#943 | Theme(Jam) | 2.50 |
Comments
BURN, BURN ALL THE THINGS!
Oh, what a fun game, I really didnt know i could have so much fun with such a simple game.
Great job and good luck :)
I liked the difficulty curve. Wish the camera were zoomed further out.
Couldn't win even after several tries. The tank always seemed to get me at 6 - 8 thousand points :(. Interesting music choice and the flamethrower was quite satisfying.
ungarischeziegenspielen,(how do you even pronounce that?!), thx and nope, it is not a feature, it's a real bug. I will fix it after getting home.
joaovitorbf,thx)
chaosed0, we thought about it... well, trust me, it wouldn't be so fun:)
nassi, i'll just leave here a translated version of one of our skype dialogs a few hours ago.
dev1: Had you beaten the game?
dev2: I thought, you had beaten it, you were working on a last boss and polyshing.
dev1: Well, we have a problem...
This was fairly amusing. I personally would like to have the camera zoomed out further.
I had more fun setting fires than I should have.
Crazy game! It's fun to run around setting everything on fire. Got trapped by a bunch of cops near a burning car and died horrifically.
hahah, that music. i wish you would have added sfx for the interactive pieces (shots, hits, etc.) reminded me of a sos game like mcpixel.
Unable to win, but had a lot of fun! The soundtrack was lovely set next to a town going up in flames. It was nice to be able to set just about everything in sight on fire as part of gameplay.
it's really funny !
I think it' a good concept, but the hero could have more details.
(sorry for my bad english i'm french)
Sure are a lot of dogs in this town. I love how the police officer scream just stacked and played over and over again and turned into one hideous wall of sound. 10/10
Thanks to everybody!
honosstoa, we are the guys totally incompatible with drawing)
Tried the updated build a few times, but still couldn't beat it. Got a bit over 8000 points though and the music did change so I guess I was somewhat close to the ending.
It's pretty funny how the trees seem to be the only thing you can't burn :P.
Well...
We made it more easier. Could get to the final boss from the first try!
Uploaded!
At first one of the colleagues said: We should make a GTA1 style game. I said no... why? And you made it! Great! :D
Yes my flamethrower buddy! Our flamethrower games are the best! Testing mine ...
I guess the only way to describe this is 'immense'. The music really added to the atmosphere, good job.
Nothing like burning down a town to some nice relaxing music, lol. Good work!
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IT'S GREAT! Very fun game! One thing, the mouse cursor was black. Is that on purpose?