Foon → Ludum Dare Explorer → LD20 → A Steampunk Axebot Supply Run
| Category | Rank | Score | Count | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Community | 13 | 3.77 | 26 | |
| Coolness | 1 | 101 | ||
| Innovation | 32 | 3.70 | 37 | |
| Fun | 91 | 3.11 | 37 | |
| Theme | 74 | 3.17 | 36 | |
| Graphics | 53 | 3.57 | 37 | |
| Audio | 61 | 3.19 | 36 | |
| Humor | 118 | 2.63 | 27 | |
| Overall | 61 | 3.38 | 37 |
That's fun! I like the concept of playing as support rather than the main attacker. There seems to be a bug though, I don't seem to be able to play a second time, it just displays the post game text and doesn't let me fire again.
Cool that you like it :-)
And that bug is correct. I guess it was a last-minute codechange screw-up.
Fixed it ^^
I thought this was a very interesting concept, although the gameplay was only interesting for a while. The graphics were pretty decent, and the audio was pleasant. I appreciated that the enemy was named "Prof. Malevolent". :P
Novel idea! I felt it was a bit clunky though, as the mouse control was undersensitive and the rocket speed a bit slow for my taste. Maybe the speed could increase over time? Also felt toon-shading didn't gel well with the textured terrain. Nice robots though :)
I like this, it reminded me of what playing a healer in a MMO is like. It fits the theme perfectly.. It is dangerous to go alone! take this - fires health rocket.
The game is original. :)
It was fun, but I wish there were some sort of mini map so I could keep track of where every one is. Playing support is easier when you can see the big picture.
Different. I like it. Too short though.
Indeed.
Got 821 :)
Great game idea! Here are a few crits that I believe would make it better:
* Add some randomness to placement of robots, mobs and even paths if possible. Right now you can learn to routes and max out the score, making the game boring after you've mastered the routes rather than the tactics
* This is a prime example of mixing graphics for less quality. People often try to add as much graphics as they can to make it look nice. I'd rather say it's more important that all graphics blend together. Games which aim for lower graphics usually look nicer, as they can have the same quality throughout, thats why so many people go for the oldschool 8bit style, since it's doable on all assets. In this game you mix toon graphics with a detail textured terrain and sky. If you rather made verything toon shaded I think it would look a lot better.
sweet game, got 1265, I only wish there was a command to vertically invert my mouse. piano always sounds urgent :)
Like my favorite part of Heavenly Sword, arrow-cam!
With balancing and clearer graphics this could be a really compelling experience... and definitely would be awesome multiplayer.
Multiplayer....now that's interesting. I'm writing that down.
Ah! Loved the concept! Would like to see a post compo version that is more polished. =]
This was really fun! I played it a few times and managed to get Steve in every time, never got any of the other two to live. I liked the music, but I think it could have used some sound effects.
I don't really see the theme here, but cool game anyway!
Well, it's dangerous for them to go alone. Take this medpack/healing-thing!
Just having somebody say "It's dangeorus... " is the most boring take on the theme I can imagine. I rather weave it into the base-strucutre of the game ittself.
Rad idea! It is rather short and could use some SFX, but the idea is fresh.
Awesome concept! First playthrough was disorienting, second was exciting and fun. The controls are perfect.
Really cool take on the theme, well done!
Not entertaining for very long, but still nicely done...
My condolences on the empty coffee, I know how it feels.
The concept is fun! I managed to get Steve inside alive. The trees make flying somewhat difficult, but I reckon that's part of the gameplay. Unfortunately my laptop is rather weak and the flying was not too smooth making exact steering difficult.
Loving the concept! As is it's relatively painful. But this would be a perfect Kongregate game with an upgrade system tossed in(pay for a fuel upgrade, buy rocket brakes or thrusters, buy an entire map refuel, buy some combat aids for axe bots, etc).
As far as the profit goes, I wouldn't worry about making rockets cost anything for the player to fire. This is pretty bare bones, and it's already hard enough to keep track of everything thats going on (steambots health + their location + trying to get to them). Just basing the profit off of the amount of health the bots have at the end of the level seems like it would fit.
Very nifty, hoping something comes out of this :P
Got confused as to what the goal was at the start, but yeah, it's cool. Would be cool if the rockets had a bit more oomph to their movement :)
nice fun variation on missiles to destroy. I wonder if you could have gone a bit deeper on the concept, it reminds me in some ways of the AC-130 support missions from COD... if you were perhaps moving over the landscape, or your missiles could switch between offensive and defensive, but it would cut into your profits somehow.