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My first Ludum Dare.
Music is just a loop i had lying around so don't judge it as its not mine.
Press w to go to higher floors or s to go down.
People is not patient they will throw themselves if you don't pick them fast.
The goal is to have a positive score at the end..
characters have a number over their heads indicating where they want to go.
Just smile.
Downloads and Links
Ratings
 | Coolness | 85% |
| #522 | Humor(Jam) | 2.64 |
| #702 | Innovation(Jam) | 2.86 |
| #810 | Theme(Jam) | 3.29 |
| #939 | Fun(Jam) | 2.57 |
| #941 | Mood(Jam) | 2.42 |
| #1044 | Overall(Jam) | 2.58 |
Comments
Hi, link should take you to a google drive folder download the zip file, extract, and open the index.html file. Takes a little bit to load, but should work.
If you want to play this do as flakoflak says, however I don't think Chrome supports playing Unity WebGl locally, so try it with FireFox.
As for the game interesting, but were people so impatient to get down they jumped? Also about 90% of the people seem to want to go to floor 1, although I guess that a given since people are jumping off the building, I'd probably want to get out of there too.
Couldn't get it to go either. Downloaded whole thing and extracted them but when I could clicked the index file nothing opened. I am on a Mac though, does that matter?
Haha that was pretty fun. Controls are a bit buggy when the elevator doesn't stop at the floors but somewhere in between. I didn't win.. I actually lost pretty bad. Still fun to play.
So game bug at some point and there are only people that wants to be taken to floor 1 :/
I think this could be a good game if the people just weren't so impatient, and you can see each floor. But I definitely see it being a sushi-rush type game with some polishing.
haha, yeah as some of you noticed most of the people is going to first floor that's how usually happens, when you come from upper floors, maybe i should put more people on the first floor going up. everyone going to first floor makes it easier to bring them all together. :P thanks for playing.
Could not get this to run at all, using Firefox. Downloaded, opened up HTML file, threw an error at me saying something about Unity being unable to allocate memory.
Nice one! Very innovative. The human voice sound effects and increasing speed of the music (was I imagining that?) made you feel rushed. Good job
haha, it's actually a portion of the empire state, but I guess you found a reason for people to be jumping. :P Thanks for playing.
Even if the graphics are really simple, seeing people dying because they couldn't wait any longer made me laugh a lot.
Good job.
This was allot harder than it probably had to be, as the people fell from high above the elevator long before I could get them. If they waited longer it would feel more balanced.
So... if they wait too long for the elevator, they commit suicide? That seems like overreaction.
Controls were off, felt like inputs were being queued, sometimes elevator could change direction between floor, sometimes not.
it's like "goat simulator" to me: unbelievabally uneccessary, impossible to win, but fun as hell. The people falling onto the elevator wouldnt stop, and i was far under 0 with my points. But a good laugh :)
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Cannot get this to run. The download opens a local webpage but the game does not load. Would like to play it though. Looks neat.