athanazio 2011-12-18 22:21
very cool game play the enemy ships looks like snakes :P
Foon → Ludum Dare Explorer → LD22 → It's Space
By eatthepath
| Category | Rank | Score | Count | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fun | 143 | 2.90 | ||
| Overall | 230 | 2.93 | ||
| Innovation | 270 | 2.63 | ||
| Graphics | 304 | 2.76 | ||
| Community | 326 | 2.50 | ||
| Audio | 330 | 2.26 | ||
| Coolness | 338 | 37 | ||
| Mood | 346 | 2.32 | ||
| Theme | 603 | 1.90 | ||
| Humor | 607 | 1.21 |
very cool game play the enemy ships looks like snakes :P
Great game. Sort of like an updated space invaders.
Nice work, mate; I love Unity for making games like this doable in such a very small window of time.
I sucked pretty bad at this game, so I didn't get very far at all, but I did like look of the enemies.
Was it just me, or did holding back to retreat not work?
Anyway, good luck with the comp. :)
Nice concept. I really felt alone! A bit too much maybe...
@Quimby: You have to hold back down for a bit before all your existing velocity is killed and you start going backwards.
I'm impressed at your efforts. Your choice of sfx detracted from the loneliness of space, I think, but everything else was pretty cool. Wasn't quite sure what I was suppose to do so I just killed aliens, and I think that was a pretty clever play on the idea of loneliness: boring at the beginning, too hectic whenever you found other entities.
Interesting little shooter. has quite some potential.
Nicely done little space shooter. Good perspective for gameplay, though ships are a little far. Also was confused by front-facing guns not rotating with the turret, until I figured out what they were.
This game would be awesome if there was colonization of planets, ship customization, and intergalactic diplomacy.
But yeah, great effort. A score counter for blasting the baddies would have been welcome.
could you explain how your game matches the theme?
Jeffz asked to explain how the game matches the theme. This is a fair question.
The glib answer: Well you don't have any friends in the game, do you?
The frank answer: Not as well as I'd like. My full plan involves the relatively small player exploring grand and extensive ruins of a fallen civilization, and attempting to piece together what resources and answers they can from it, while being hounded by uncommunicative hostile forces all the way. Done properly I think this could evoke a very strong atmosphere and match the theme well. Only the barest beginnings of these elements made it into the competition's deadline. I like those beginnings, and I'm building on them in a post-dare version, but I will openly admit the dare version isn't the most thematically strong game in the compo
Quite unforgiving. I like this kind of concept for a space game.
The theme falls a little show in this game, but interesting nonetheless. It was a bit hard for me thought. The enemies looked a bit like dragons :-)
Nicely polished, like the idea of a free turret as well as the forward guns, but it made for a somewhat schizophrenic play experience. Shooting other ships felt like it could have been much more fun with some control tweaks...
The gameplay feels great! Didn't see the them through.