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Battle for Bedroom - a versus fighting game !
Fight against your annoying sibling to take control of the entire bedroom !
Beat the hell out of that button on the wall to push it further and occupy every inch of space…
Wall jumps and fly kicks will be your best chance to defeat your brother/sister.
We strongly recommend the use of a Xbox 360 controller, but you can also play with your keyboard (P1 : ZQSD+ctrl / P2 : arrow keys+shift).
PS : If you'r using a Qwerty keyboard, use shift + alt to switch to azerty.
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Lucas Briffaud
Alexandre Dewagnier (http://alexandre-dewagnier.com/)
Théodore Doumic
Yannig Le Guern (http://jannigosaure.blogspot.be/)
Victor Mellini (http://victor-mellini.blogspot.fr/)
Camille Moreau
Maxime Touchon (http://maximetouchon.fr/)
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Ratings
 | Coolness | 100% |
| #188 | Humor(Jam) | 3.37 |
| #251 | Innovation(Jam) | 3.51 |
| #275 | Graphics(Jam) | 3.88 |
| #284 | Audio(Jam) | 3.43 |
| #315 | Fun(Jam) | 3.41 |
| #397 | Mood(Jam) | 3.35 |
| #525 | Overall(Jam) | 3.32 |
| #790 | Theme(Jam) | 3.32 |
Comments
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This was in the console:
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Good visuals and while simple the gameplay is quite fun if one has someone to play it with.
Firefox 34:
An error occured running the Unity content on this page. [...] BattleForBedroom.js:1:21731
I get an error with Firefox as well. Might I suggest doing a Unity player build? It's generally a lot more stable (even though I know the whole browser killing NPAPI thing).
I love how the background and music changes depending on who is winning.
I will upload another version of the game later, there is too much troubles with the webGl. Thank you for the bug report =)
Ahahaha, 2buttons - very smart solution)
Very deligthful - we liked it a lot :)
5 buttons from 5 :)
Like a simple arm wrestling game for brother and sister. Simple but effective.
Congrats
Nice game, good job guys !
I really like your interpretation of the theme ! The mecanics are cool, and the graphics are really, really nice :)
Really nice art and concept, but the physic of the game is totally WTF.
Anyway, great job!:D
I'am uploading a unity player build right now =)
Sorry for the problems with webGL..
I clicked this game because of the thumbnail. I LOVE the notebook-style graphics and the color palettes for each character. My only complaint is that the Player 1 controls are really awkward on a QWERTY keyboard, so if you continue to work on it, just keep that in mind. :) Love the concept of the bedroom battle, and of course you get an A+ for theme-- most people are using 2 buttons as a gameplay mechanic but yours is the first 'conceptual' use of the theme I've seen yet. Web version worked fine BTW. Great job. :)
Fun game although the player one controls are a little weird on a keyboard.
The graphics and sound are great though, enjoyed it.
Cool concept, I like how the music shifts depending on the game state. If only there's an AI to play with...
The controls where a bit weird on a qwerty-keyboard. I like the graphics. Would definitely play again (with 360 pad)
Graphics is awesome !! Like, Like , Like , you have all my votes
Interesting take on the "Two buttons" theme, but the gameplay felt pretty janky. movement was really floaty and made it feel really hard to control. Art was nice though
Really fun! Shame I don't have another person with me to try out for multiplayer, but gameplay is pretty solid.
Well I think the controls for the brothers were weird (as I'm using a Keyboard) but I love the solution for the theme! The art was nice as well
Very entertaining game, I like art and colors but the controls are difficult
The graphics were quite nice, and I liked the music, too! Wish I had someone to be my player 2, because it seems like a fun game to play with an opponent!
Nice take on a fighting game, the concept is really original, loved the graphics and music the game play is simple and is a good combination of both themes a solid entry overall :)
Good idea and variation on "two button". But controls (hit) are not very responsive (web on OSX).
pretty fun and engaging!! Hoping to see more of this game!
The controls, man.. what whas that?! Z jumps, ctrl attacks, Q goes to left.. wtf.. is the game challenge playing with weird controls?
Also you have slipped on the theme since it is not a growing game or two buttons control.
Great audio and art! I also loved the idea of this being a competitive, however I just played it by myself on a keyboard... Needless to say, "sister" one every match : )
For the "zqsd" problem, we are french and here we're using azerty keyboard, we have forgot to change controls for qwerty after dev now it's too late, so if you'r using a qwerty keyboard use shift+alt on windows to swap for an azerty layout.
Hey this was a fun little 10 minute play for me and my girlfriend. The controls are really floaty though and not in a good way. The art style is very original.
Thanks for playing, rating, and commenting on GET IT OUT!!! I really appreciated the feedback. This was a fun play and that's saying a lot since I was trying it by myself. Lol. I thought the music was well done and the art was solid. The idea of hitting buttons to push the wall is a really cool mechanic that I don't think I've seen before and really pushed the theme. Definitely would love to see this fleshed out a bit more but I'm glad you were able to finish in time. Thanks for sharing and congrats!
I did not have a controler, so it as too hard for me to get used to the controls. Anyway, nice graphics! Congrats.
Bonne entrée! Les graphismes et l'audio sont bien faits et c'est un bon divertissement à deux. Bien joué! ;)
Good idea, making a two player game is always a risk yet the basics are here and it works. Lacks some little details and a tiny bit of depth to be a perfect though :)
I could not figure out how this game worked (played on the keyboard btw)
Gorgeous graphics and music, but the controls and movement left a lot to be desired. I really want to love this one, but I just have too much difficulty playing it : c
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Very beautiful and entertaining! I like the theme, art and music.
A quite fun game to play with sisters or brothers :-)
Congratulations!