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A jam submission

Shoot Mine-Bot on the Moon!View game page

Two robots. One with blue bullets, one with a laser!
Submitted by Kwame's Junk — 8 hours, 25 minutes before the deadline
Rated by 10 people so far
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Yes

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Submitted (1 edit)

It had a good feel. Now add some music and objectives. :) You did really well on the movement and shooting mechanics.

It reminded me of StarFox 64 tank levels.

Submitted(+1)

I held the spin button for a second, landed on my head and spinned forever. It was funny though, good job with what you got to work in your time!

Developer

Thanks! Unfortunately, I figured out the turn problem well after the deadline.

Submitted(+1)

Turn speed is extremely high (due to high framerate?)

Developer

Thanks for letting me know. I need to take care of that.

Submitted(+1)

I'm guessing this is due to the lack of time, but tidying up the controls and adding SFX to movement and shooting would help game feel and user retention. Anyhow, I found my fun with it, my machine turned upside down, and when I pressed down and to the left, it started rotating and it elevated from the ground.

Cool little project, but if you made the scope smaller, and focused on just the tank exploring the area, probably it would be a good cozy game.

Developer

Thank you for the feedback! You actually gave me a great idea for a direction to take this later.
Also, your assumption is correct. Do to some personal issues, I had less than a day to work on this project, plus I overscoped quite a bit.

Thanks again!