Hello!
This is my Ludum Dare 36 Entry with the theme "Ancient Technology"
Well my game is about a fox in a museum of ancient technology.
It's kinda short but I hope you like it anyways.
Controls:
Enter/Space or Mouse clicks: Skip through text
W/S/A/D or Up/Down/Left/Right: Movement
Made in Java using libGDX
Graphics made with ProMotion
Sounds made with bfxr
(The web version may lag. Download the .jar file instead)
-Pusty
Downloads and Links
Comments
Indeed a short, but good, game. The dialogs are entertaining and fun and the graphics look great!
Me too am not sure that the bumping style of activating things really is the smoothest way. Art is really really nice! Good work. Sfx is kinda what you can expect coming out from a sfx generator, nothing special that is but does the trick. Overall feels like a nice little game
Nice pixel art. I tried to go back to the guard(or whatever he is) once I broke the pot. XD
I like how you bounce back after you hit things. I thought of doing that in one of my games once. :P
I kinda wanna see what would happen after I left though...
So many items that ended up not doing anything. :( Was a cool little experience. I liked the art quite a bit.
As many people have said, I like the pixel art as well. Good work! This game was quite funny.
Now I know what to do if I break something in a museum.
LMAO I am a little drunk when I fired this game up, I told myself
"What kind of careless mischief can I pull off in this game?"
...
"Well. LOL"
Funny dialoges, great pixel art, special theme usage. I like this game. Nobody noticed that i broke tha pot. :)
Really nice short game. Humour 5/5. Really nice graphics too!
Really good art. Could've used some music. I wasn't really sure what I was supposed to do though. Bumped into some various objects, some sounds happened, dialogues. I'm kinda sad that everything's in Comic Sans though
A wheel out of stone - very stony! I like the idea and the humor is great :) Also bookmarked your source because i'm also using LibGDX and maybe I can learn a thing or two
Mir hat das Spiel gefallen. Ich bin selbst ein LibGDX-Entwickler (verwende aber Android Studio). Habe deine Herkunft anhand der Konzeptzeichnungen entdeckt ^^. Falls du Interesse hast, sich mit mir gegenseitig den Source Code zu erklären, kannst du mich auf meinem Youtube Kanal "Ibis Coding", auf Twitter @Ib1sGaming oder auf Steam als "Ib1s" anschreiben/ hinzufügen.
very lovely entry, i dig the art style, the naration system which player telling you everything that you touch is quite cool i think, remind me of old game like pokemon gba and things like that, but of course it'll be nice if its also toggleable, means like you will get the description if you DO interract with it
the control a bit weird, i can press up and left, and it'll keep going left even tho i press up
and also the collision box a bit to big, i touch almost everything when moving...or is it intended ? , thinking of the theme and story of the game
overall very nice game and solid entry
I would love to play your game but my browser does not support webGL.
The game looks really cute.
@gonutz you should be able to play downloadable version. Have you tested that?
@Pusty OK now I downloaded and unpacked it, it gives me a bunch of Java classes, but I do not have Java installed and would rather keep it that way ;)
cute game, great art! Would have liked a reminder textbox to show what we needed as I kinda forgot after a while.
Cute graphics, nice game! I included it in my compilation video series of Ludum Dare 36, if you’d like to take a look :) https://youtu.be/66O503w0cEI
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Nice short game about bumping into stuff :p
Would have liked it better to "use" the signs... triggering them over and over by accidently running into them is a little bit annoying.