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Stealth action puzzle game, made by students in various UCF game design programs. about a peaceful monster trying to rescue a friend who has been taken by some shady government figures, transform to sneak past them, and stay out of sight!
the team:
Alex Cortez - Game Design
Alonzo Martinez - Experimental Animation
Tres Sims - Experimental Animation
Dakarai Simmons - Computer Science
Amanda Meyer - Game Design
Downloads and Links
Ratings
| #611 | Mood(Jam) | 3.00 |
| #714 | Graphics(Jam) | 3.05 |
| #817 | Overall(Jam) | 2.95 |
| #864 | Theme(Jam) | 2.84 |
| #904 | Fun(Jam) | 2.65 |
| #956 | Innovation(Jam) | 2.47 |
| #1448 | Coolness | 42% |
Comments
Very nice ! Nice gameplay and modifiers, first level was well-balanced and I had a good time playing it. Mood & story were cool too.
(However I finished the second level in one try in less than 10sec, not sure that's what you intended :) )
I love the concept. It is a little glitchy (people seemed to catch me even if I wasn't in their cone and people walked through buildings and walls) but it was fun all the same.
I LOVED that you put in line of sight so if a cone extended through a wall you weren't detected.
Good atmosphere and a strong core mechanic. The guards were a bit quick, if you're trying to take your time getting around, they roller-skate out of nowhere and you get a game-over!
Well done!
The general concept seems fine, though I haven't really made use of the power-slide and often (especially at the beginning) I was getting a game-over seemingly out of nowhere (might be because of the super-quick guards); you might want to fix that.
The graphics were fine, but I'd make the background less contrasting (see those bright-gray/dark-gray tiles); else it stands out too much.
I kinda wonder why the friend ended up in a shady government facility, and why governments must be responsible for everything. But I guess that's another story...
I didn't understand all the background, but seems to be a good stealth game. :)
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