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*MECH-A-PLANE*
Description
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You are a Mech that can ShapeShift into a Plane and vice-versa.
Kill all to circle sentries to survive as long as you can.
Controls
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W,A,S,D - Movement
Q - ShapeShift
Mouse - Aim
Left Click - Shoot
Edit- Added a link to the game in a zip folder, so there is only one file you have to download, rather then 4.
Downloads and Links
Ratings
 | Coolness | 55% |
| #403 | Theme | 3.46 |
| #411 | Humor | 2.33 |
| #695 | Innovation | 2.74 |
| #704 | Overall | 2.92 |
| #707 | Mood | 2.48 |
| #714 | Graphics | 2.54 |
| #730 | Fun | 2.73 |
Comments
It's a fun game, lacking on sounds, but other than that really nice, simple concept, I like it.
Any possibility you can zip up the game? For some reason it's in 3 files and a folder full of files which I have to download one at a time. I'll check back later! =)
That was super satisfying casting off my outer shell and flying away and launching missiles at everything. The movement felt fluid and satisfying. I enjoyed getting at high enough speed on the ground to jump off the hills like ramps. Really fun experience! Thank you for making this!
A lot to like about this. The movement mechanics for both forms were genuinely fun. Leaving a clone body when you change is a neat mechanic.
The movement in both forms was fun, though I tired of the game pretty quickly. It just needed a bit *more* I think. The transformation was also very satisfying.
Once I got a hang of the controls I had fun with it. Transforming is oddly satisfying. I like that your machine transforms by just exploding into other parts.
I wound up making a sort of meta game out of transforming and creating walls with the parts from my transformation.
Really cool concept.I like the use of graphics,good art forms :)
I enjoyed the explosive transformation between shapes. It might be more fun if there was a clear goal or measurement of progress - maybe an objective to reach, a set number of enemies to kill, or a timer and leaderboard to compare how long you could live.
The concept is quite nice and fun, graphics wise it works nicely too! :)
I felt that controls should have a clearer explanation, though, to make it easier for people to get, so more people could play it better. :)
Some polish here and there, and some audio would make it an even nicer demo! :)
Cheers! :D
I really like how when you shapeshift you explode :D
It would probably be better with audio, but it's still pretty great. :)
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I like how you can survive for a long time just by mashing Q :D