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Welcome to Zedhus! Control a mighty cosmic beast on its rampage against mankind in this arcade shoot 'em up!
Controls (keyboard):
- A (rotate left)
- D (rotate right)
- W (accelerate)
- J (open fire)
- Alt+Enter (full screen)
Alternatively (gamepad):
- < (rotate left)
- > (rotate right)
- X/R1 (accelerate)
- Square (open fire)
Our team:
- Gustavo Christino
- Cássio Eduardo
- Mateus Farias
- Arlam Júnior
- Marcos Junio
- Arthur Fonseca
Downloads and Links
Ratings
 | Coolness | 70% |
| #551 | Audio(Jam) | 2.81 |
| #619 | Fun(Jam) | 3.03 |
| #624 | Humor(Jam) | 2.28 |
| #838 | Mood(Jam) | 2.67 |
| #918 | Overall(Jam) | 2.83 |
| #1013 | Theme(Jam) | 2.50 |
| #1050 | Graphics(Jam) | 2.12 |
| #1078 | Innovation(Jam) | 2.13 |
Comments
challenging and intresting game, the things that i think will improve this a lot are
-ambience music in background
- a visual indicator that shows you when you lose life, like screen turning red for some frames or something like that
nice fun game btw :D
Thanks a lot for your opinions! As the background music and powerup icons are finished, we will publish a post-jam version with them as soon as possible.
Very good game guys! Really enjoy space shooting games. In case you continue the project, try to implement some more enemies variations and challenges to the game and try to make the voice sound more clear, sometimes its complicated to get what the narrator is saying there.
I liked the voice-acting! The game was very hard and I found it easier to avoid all enemies instead of fighting them; also felt a bit unsure on what to do once I was pointed towards the planet. The starry sky was cool!
The game is totally solid, and the voice work is pretty great.
Good job guys! The sound is the best part for me, and I really like the parallaxing effect you achieved with the stars.
Nice game. Consider adding more enemies and making them have less hp? Would be more exciting imo. Also, I need feedback (sound, screenshake, flashes) when I get hit.
We will work on it very soon (feedback for players). Thank you very much.
I loved, solid and interesting. The voice is great. Made in lack better maneuverability, lateral displacement, or reverse.
Its great shooting invasion game. Try to add more variations with enemies weapons and scenarios
Cool concept and mood. I especially like the parallax effect of the stars in the background, it comes off much cooler in motion than in the screenshot.
It is an awesome game, really nice job. The voice is a pretty nice touch.
Actually had quite a lot of fun for something that appears very rough. The controls feel tight, AI feels fair (if a bit few-and-far-between) and the upgrade system feels great. Obviously, a whole lot more art and sound would go a long way in making this a more enjoyable game. But there's charm to it I like.
Funny space shooter, cool idea "spaceship with shield"
Love the space background effect!
COOL!!!! I love the voice effects and the starry background, and the game is fun! I couldn't quite beat it--it's super hard! But I got close and I like it a lot, good job!
It's fun, but it was hard to tell what each visual element besides the triangles and lasers do (the spikes on the side for example). This game would benefit a loot from a Vlambeer's style of feel (https://www.youtube.com/watch?&v=AJdEqssNZ-U)
hauhaua o piloto me lembra o Vegeta!
Fun game, I felt it could have benefited from a more zoomed out view though.
It was neat, but really didn't have enough to keep me. Maybe work on the combat a little more.
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I could keep playing this for a while, it was pretty challenging.
I just wish I had a bit more control over my aim, it seemed hitting the left/right key once made a big change to my angle and prevented me from locking on to my target.
It was also hard to understand the power ups effects.