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WASD to move, F to get inside device(if it's not controlled by someone else), mouse to shoot and aim
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The story of AAA battery that wants to power up human's favorite gamepad.
Top-down shooter with battery's ability to control powered devices(sorta shape shifting)
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Made using
-Unity 5.4 linux edition
-blender
-gimp
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Update 0:
laggy control fixed(literally a couple of code lines) sorry for that
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Ratings
| #144 | Humor | 3.13 |
| #301 | Graphics | 3.42 |
| #490 | Innovation | 3.07 |
| #513 | Mood | 2.87 |
| #537 | Fun | 3.00 |
| #570 | Overall | 3.09 |
| #828 | Theme | 2.65 |
| #1201 | Coolness | 48% |
Comments
REALLY CONFUSING. There is a delay when I press the controls, don't know why. Loved the idea, although it's a bit of a stretch when talking about the theme.
I thought it was good but the delay on the controls pretty much ruins the experience.
For a compo entry, that is a lot of 3D models! Good job on that end. The delay really hurts the controls, but aside from that the rest is fine. Simple sounds would of added a lot of flavor to the game. Especially hearing all the battles going on.
Haha, I loved it! what an absurd and entertaining experience. I liked kicking the ball around as a dinosaur :)
Really like the models, and the chaos when everyone's attacking you (especially the T-rex's). I never did find the gamepad... nor was I able to enter a device. Can you enter the T-rex's to take control of them? I tried, but nothing happened...
I really like the idea and the concept behind this. The graphics are cool as well. There are some things that could make it better I think, in case you want to flesh it out more later:
The graphics could use some more contrast.
The delay on the controls is irritating and makes it feel very imprecise
A crosshair would be ncie
I think making the shooting faster would make it feel more enjoyable :)
I love the "small scale style" and the depth in the environment. Great job!
seems like there is a lot of work put on in here!
i think some audio could have improved the mood and atmosphere of the game.
but still it was a fun experience and a very nice entry! well done!
Took me a few tries to get a hang of it. Once realizing that the blue ones helped you, it got a bit easier. I managed to beat it on my fourth attempt. Some audio would've done wonders for this game.
I won! Man, I think this is the greatest concept ever. I didn't really understand how to use the T-Rex too and shooting lightning didn't seem to do anything. But still, amazing level design and idea!
Nice game, well done man! I think you justo should increment some sound effects into it, to give more sendse to the environment, but good job!
Absolute madness, awesome! Controls and collisions are a little confusing, though. Loved playing the BMO
Just a question How did you get unity 5.4 for linux? I could only find it for 5.1?
But anyways awesome game!
@Jacksendary All latest builds here:
http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/unity-on-linux-release-notes-and-known-issues.350256/
Nice one, my 5 first run I did them without understand that I could get in the devices... :s
After I read the description ^^
If you interested, me too I (try to) made an adventure time game. ;)
I love this idea. I donwloaded this game while working and couldn't wait to play it. nice job. Maybe next time with sound or it's a bug^^. The level also is a nice idea. Maybe make the player turn faster for atacking?
155 !! OMG This is soooooooooo amazing !! Compo ? Man you are badass
This was very fun. There was no audio, but I think gameplay was excelent.
Super ambitious and crazy, love the environment, but I never found the gamepad. Also I'd like to be able to move one direction and fire another, but it occasionally shoots in the way I'm moving
Great game mechanics! The controls were pretty neat, and I love how you need to scout around a little bit to see where you can walk like on books and stuff. The game pad took a while to find.. but overall it was fun! :)
I couldn't figure out how this fits with the theme... but I really liked the game. Great work!
Very interesting concept, with a little polish it would be great.
Looks great! wish i could shoot the opposite of my move speed though
Very confusing to know whats going on. its a good idea but there are a few flaws that need to be ironed out.
Nice modeling, the lightning was a little bit over the top though. Should have been able to control the dinosaurs?
Like the concept, i would like to enter into the Trex, but cqnt do it, the chaotic mood was great
Very cool game! I was only a bit confused about where to find the controller
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Everything about this rules! Pure chaos and an awesome concept, well done!
Score: 115.