Welcome to Cronenburg, a peaceful, quiet community, where the neighbors are friendly and the community inviting.
Why not smash their stuff? They ARE a bunch of monsters, after all!
Wander around the suburbs of Cronenburg, wrecking havoc amongst the monstrous townfolk. Build enough Outrage to smash bigger and better things and max out your score.
Controls: Joystick/WASD/Arrow Keys
Art by Cindy Raggo
Edit: Fixed some audio glitches and got links working.
Downloads and Links
Ratings
 | Coolness | 69% |
| #248 | Humor(Jam) | 3.35 |
| #382 | Audio(Jam) | 3.12 |
| #461 | Theme(Jam) | 3.54 |
| #637 | Graphics(Jam) | 3.14 |
| #652 | Overall(Jam) | 3.06 |
| #682 | Mood(Jam) | 2.91 |
| #741 | Fun(Jam) | 2.77 |
| #804 | Innovation(Jam) | 2.66 |
Comments
Works fine on Mac, though I had to go in the app files and open the command line thingy to launch it. Love the concept, and the environment is beautiful! So many fun animations to be had--love the bunny's walk cycle. The physics are good (though sometimes they make you laugh) and I love the simplicity of the controls. Nice work!! My score was 1738.
Windows user here - I got the game running just fine. Fun destruction game concept, though I was a bit unsure what I was supposed to be doing at first. Pro tip: kicking down fences is the best way to go.
Quick, simple, and fun. Controls are a little bit awkward, easy to get stuck on stuff.
Works fine on Linux. The monsters are creepy! I would like to change the camera angle to see more stuff.
Fun and interesting, Cronenburg reminds me of the name of those mutants from Rick and Morty
Sound effects: Approved. Model scaling: Approved. Laptop performance after kicking down an entire house worth of fences: 4FPStars out of 5. Wasn't terribly clear on how well I was accomplishing the goal - the only end-state seems to be time out to high score. I can envision a slow progression - as the bunny gets more monstrous, the destructive power ramps, until not simply hedges can be defeated, but entire houses, in a Katamari-like escalation to the final end-boss-like kickable: a mailbox.
OS X download worked great! I liked the game. The smashing effects were nicely done, especially the fence. I just wish I could have destroyed the houses! But then I am a monster!
Hah man I built sooooo much outrage lol. Also the sounds were hilarious.
Cronenburg was not in good shape after I played your game! :P I love the idea behind your game and the music just fits perfectly. Awesome work!!
Loved it! The concept is hilarious and your Cronenbergs were gross. Keep it up!
did not play nice with ALSA - when the music worked it tanked my FPS
otherwise nice
@FloatingGhost I did some Googling, a that's a problem with the engine (Godot). Seems it doesn't play well with certain (but not all) ALSA setups. There's been a patch since the latest stable release, though.
Somehow reminds me of Paperboy, although instead of delivering papers you wreak havoc on the neighborhood. Controls could have been a bit better, but otherwise a fun game.
I somehow managed to get stuck inside a Cronenberg (the tall one). What was it doing to me? The answer is don't think about it.
Cute music and character, makes the game humorous! Nice job with all the modeling, and physics-based destruction is always fun. Cool game!
Silly fun, if a little unpolished. Good entry, but the game suffers severe slowdown if you break too many fences and you need to approach certain items from odd angles to break them. Good work, keep it up!
I got stuck inside a monster...
The gameplay was a little light and confusing but I really liked the visuals and the idea/name is hilarious so props for that!
Nice idea. :) Reminded a bit of a mix between Katamari and Paperboy 3D, with destruction elements added. It would've been nice if you could've added more destruction elements, but nice work here! :D
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The source file wont uncompress.