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A jam submission

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FOXRUSH: Dash to beat your enemy, but be careful or you'll overcharge!
Submitted by bolchegl — 8 hours, 38 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Aesthetics#5561.1552.000
Feel#5960.5771.000
Theme#6010.5771.000
Innovation#6020.5771.000
Overall#6080.5771.000

Ranked from 1 rating. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

How does your submission match the theme?
The theme is Dual Purpose Design.
In Foxrush you way of attaking is using a dash, that moves you forward. This allows the player to attack the enemy while also moving out of the way of incoming attacks. Dashing into an enemy does damage, gives points and starts combos.
Dashing also charges your "charge" bar, which depletes over time. Combos finish when the player is hit by an enemy or when the charge bar is emptied. Filling your charge ball fully will leave you in a state of "Overcharge" and start filling your "overcharge" bar.
While you are in overcharge you gain a shield. The shield allows you to take one hit without dying, makes you unable to dash, gives you a boost to your normal speed and starts an enemy projectile attack. If you're hit while overcharged you will survive, both bars will be emptied and you will eb able to dash again.
If you manage to fully charge your overcharge bar you will attack with a thunderstrike that damages the enemy, finishes combos, gives you points, depletes both bars, takes off the shield and enables dashing again.

Third-party resources
Unity 2017, Anima2D.
Font: PowerBalloon

Contributors
Developer & Music: Nahuel Gladstein
Art: Valkrist

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Comments

Submitted

Couldn't get the Linux build to work: "Player data archive not found at `/home/ethan/Documents/gmtkjam_judging/foxrush-linux_Data/data.unity3d`, using local filesystem", which seems weird

Developer

oh :( , I don't have a linux machine right now so I can't test it myself... If it's any good for you the windows build is the actual build I submitted to the jam in time and it's working.