citiral 2012-08-27 15:00
The game looks really great, but it doesn't work. the windows binary gives a DLL error, and the love2D one just gives me an error.
Foon → Ludum Dare Explorer → LD24 → WTF Aliens!?
By gaeel
| Category | Rank | Score | Count | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Coolness | 3 | 61 | ||
| Audio | 39 | 3.66 | ||
| Humor | 77 | 3.22 | ||
| Graphics | 103 | 3.77 | ||
| Innovation | 111 | 3.53 | ||
| Fun | 130 | 3.33 | ||
| Overall | 145 | 3.42 | ||
| Mood | 152 | 3.10 | ||
| Theme | 718 | 1.67 |
The game looks really great, but it doesn't work. the windows binary gives a DLL error, and the love2D one just gives me an error.
This crashed on me, after a few minutes of playing(on windows), used the .love file.
Hmm, the love2D version works for me, (no errors) if you get "an error" can you tell me what the error says, otherwise I can't fix it.
As for the crash after a few minutes of play, I'm looking into it. I suspect an infinite loop, but I can't seem to figure WHAT is looping and WHY
Same thing here, a crash after one minute of play, but no error :/
OK, Things should be fixed now. There was a bug with a sound retriggering thingy, mostly on windows.
If you get a crash now, please let me know, and thank you for your patience.
Dude, this rocks!
A rythm/shooter... that's new to me. xD
It made an interesting combination. =D
I love the concept!
Awesome game and epic music to go with it, good job this was fun.
Hmmm I tried it with love-0.7 on ubuntu Linux and got a horrible error:
Error: [string "music.lua"]:21: attempt to call method 'tell' (a nil value)
stack traceback:
[string "music.lua"]:21: in function 'update'
[string "game.lua"]:74: in function '?'
[string "gamestate.lua"]:84: in function 'update'
[string "main.lua"]:64: in function 'update'
[string "boot.lua"]:320: in function <[string "boot.lua"]:308>
[C]: in function 'xpcall'
hnjslater: Try it with Love 0.8
It didn't really seem aligned with the theme, but it was a cool concept anyway. I liked the mechanic a lot, and the graphics and sounds were cool too. I was unable to beat match all the way though, but did unlock a few additional bits of music/rhythm. Nice job!
Definitely didn't see the theme here but that doesn't mean I didn't enojoy it! This game is cool. I had to shake my leg to the rhythm to keep time :)
The game is interesting and also fun to play. Although i moved the ship with the rythm, the game sometimes did't count it. Bonus point: It runs on my netbook (resolution & speed). Well done ;)
Quite an interesting idea but there seems to be no goal, other than to get in sync with the music. The music was very good but it would be nice if there was some climax, perhaps a boss fight or similar.
X-Out, the game gets harder and harder, throwing more enemies that move faster, you will eventually lose, the goal is to get the highest score before you lose.
Very fun entry! Very slick presentation and intuitive gameplay. Audio nerdism: the rhythm patterns could be a bit more complex, also your shooting sound has that boomey longish attack which makes me want to time it to the peak rather than the beginning of the sample, thus making me off from the game's sync :)
Cool game.
Very fun. The Sync meter seemed a little hard to keep up (it felt like it kept lowering even when I was doing stuff on the beat, and I'm no stranger to rhythm games - I play Patapon like mad) and it had NOTHING to do with evolution. Still fun, though. Music got a little repetitive.
Totally loved this one !
Polished, fun, beautiful, great sound... Well, too bad you didn't have the time to make the ship EVOLVE :p
Prefered entry so far.
Really wished I got a feeling for rhythem, but besides that I enjoyed it.
The only think i din't liked is the fact that the ship don't move if i keep the button pressed.
gnx: I know about the sample, I used the pulse wave sound effect pitched up as a placeholder and didn't think to change it later.
BTW, the Sync meter is REALLY pessimistic, if I set it to what it SHOULD show, the variations are about 3 to 4 pixels, so you're actually doing much better than you think. Half way is already good.
infernet89: It's a rythm game, there's no rythm in a held down key.
Try tapping your movement keys in sync with the beat, that's the fastest you can and will ever need to go.
I played the game for a while, but I didn't find a goal. Beautyfull graphics and sound, ambientation was also great, even not really connected to theme.
Worked fine as many Love2D games have, really nicely done. With great art and music but not much progression, or even evolution. Overall great, could use expanding on!
That was nice. A little more feedback on getting hit would be good, I'm not sure how I died in the end as there were no spaceships near me, do you lose life if they go of the screen? Anyway, graphics great, music good, gameplay fun :)
Yeah, you lose a hitpoint when an alien manages to escape the screen
Really interesting concept! I'm not usually a great fan of rhythm games, but this was pretty fun.
Interesting, was a little unclear when I was "on the beat" and when I wasn't.
Brilliant idea!
I like the game, but it doesn't really seem to have anything to do with the theme.