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Fight your way through a randomized dungeon filled with monster. Use your shapeshifting abilities to transform your hero from HUMAN into a SPECTRE, DEMON or ANGEL to kill your enemies, sneak through the dungeon and heal yourself to make it to the magic portal!
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Run around using WASD or Arrow keys!
Shift shapes with buttons 1, 2, 3 and 4!
Attack with space!
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Made by Phantom Lab with Unity 5, Photoshop, SFXR, Reason 5 and Audacity.
The Source Package includes the code as well as all the art assets that can be seen in the game. The sprites and textures come in Photoshop's PSD format and include all the layers (usually one layer per color + some post-processing).
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#LDJAM #LD35 #ludumdare #unity #html5 #webgl
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Ratings
 | Coolness | 75% |
| #230 | Mood | 3.28 |
| #237 | Graphics | 3.55 |
| #358 | Theme | 3.52 |
| #456 | Humor | 2.23 |
| #476 | Audio | 2.67 |
| #591 | Overall | 3.06 |
| #732 | Innovation | 2.65 |
| #803 | Fun | 2.58 |
Comments
Reminded me of a top-down Daggerfall, which is no bad thing! Apart from that though, it still needs a lot of polish. The combat felt dull - the little orange damage indicators aren't enough to let you know what's going on, and the lack of animation or feedback doesn't help either. Another observation - it doesn't make sense that I can walk down those narrower corridors when in the big red guy form. A solid start here, but could do with quite a bit more work I think. Ambient music was nice.
I like the graphics, but I have a few other problems with the game:
There wasn't any attacking animations for the enemies.
The 2nd form seemed to be missing a sprite.
It was too easy to die.
I like the pixel graphics makes it feel old dungeon crawler.
I LOVE the aesthetic. It's very PS1, which I have a soft spot for, so maybe I'm biased. But it gives this great sense of claustrophobia. I'd love to see this expanded into something bigger - I think the AI responding to the player state is great, but could be expanded to be really interesting. Great work!
Very impressive amount of work you accomplished! Your skill level at making games is great, but honestly I didn't find this fun or innovative. Very sluggish controls. Still, you did amazing work for 48 hours.
I didnt quite see the point of the different heros, but perhaps you ran out of time? Good concept though, and nice mood with the audio and cramped dungeon size
Really love the graphic style and lighting! I found it a bit hard, but maybe I'm missing something.
Impressive scope! wished my movement speed was just a little faster. graphics and mood were great.
I like the graphic style, but it wasn't clear if enemys are attacking, so it was difficult to dont die :D
Liked the top down dungeon 3d viewpoint. Some enemies seemed invulnerable?
looks really good and I like the atmosphere, but I wasn't totally sure what two of the forms did? I didn't seem to be able to attack with 2 or 4.
2 is good for sneaking past enemies - as a phantom they wont see you unless you almost run into them.
4 heals you but attracts enemies.
Overall nice game, the only thing I complain about is the lack of feedback for some animations and the clunky movement. it was enjoyable
Nice idea with the downward view, it was an interesting play! The controls were okay, but it took way too long to kill enemies, and you moved very slowly. It just feels very "sluggish". But I liked the pixel characters mixed with the 3D environment, very different! Nice work :)
Love the graphic style and the overall look. I didn't realize that I was being hit by an enemy until I was already dead!
Hi, nice game ! We're realizing a video with several games of the Ludum Dare #35.
Can you add your game on indiexpo.net ? (it's free)
So we can include also your game in the video ;)
p.s. write #LDJAM in the game's description
The gameplay is enjoyable. The music is a little sub-par just being 4 notes but is pretty ambient considering. Mechanics were thought out and timeout between shape shifting was a nice touch. Great entry ;D
Really nice game!! I really liked the art style and the birds kinda eye view.
That was fun. It might have been good to animate the enemies a bit more, but on the whole I enjoyed and liked the art style. Nice work.
I love the top down view and the graphics although some of the green enemies would never die no matter how many time I hit them
Very nice!!! A top down slightly 3D look!!! Very nice and a little creepy (a good way creepy) I died a few times VERY EASILY lol but I had a great time playing
i think the monster is a little to big but the concept is good
Nice entry, just needs a bit of balancing, but nice atmosphere :)
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I like the claustrophobic feeling of the dungeon, very atmospheric. The big red guy looks great, made me laugh.A little hard to see what's ahead of you when moving downscren with the interface element at the bottom. Impressive work.