Cool, thanks... If I'll do it - depending on time constraints anyway - like you said I'll have it off by default and have an option in a menu to enable it.
first of all - this is not trying to be cheeky and getting around the restrictions - I just want to know what is possible.
In the FAQ it is said that:
Can I use screen effects like CRT or scanlines that may exceed the actual 64x64 limit? YES! But, make sure it's optional and that the game itself is 64x64 before effects.
Now, I am planning on making a game in unity, but I was thinking whether it would be allowed to have the game running on a virtual monitor in a scene in a kids room or something - all pretty much static and definitely not part of the game.
If this is allowed, and with the above question about CRT / scanlines being outside, lets say there is a sceenflash, could that illuminate the whole scene and not just the 64x64?
34k score... really fun and a few times close to being killed... lasers and stuff didn't really kill you just pushed you back, right? Love the visuals ... polish it a bit and release it as a mobile game?
Haha, I'd never have thought about using game of life to actually destroy stuff... and it is pretty difficult to properly think about the patterns beforehand. Nice idea!
yeah, the 48 hour deadline hit us there, right before we wanted to implement a chasing mechanic ;-) we are doing a polished vision that reflects the initial vision more over the next 2 weeks ...
I loved the look and everything, but in level 3 flying fox, when you fall down and need to time it perfectly.... that is just too hard... I tried about 20 times and didn't manage and gave up...
Liked the game, and feels like something that could be developed into a full game... (however the theme "out of control" doesn't reaaaally fit as you are still in contol, just indirect)
Fun idea, but ... tooooooo little control? Might have been the idea, but frustrating if you can't make a jump because the RNG just doesn't give you what you need
Art is sweet and fitting music... get's very hectic and out of control and a bit janky control wise. Also my nightmare taking care of that many crying kids...
Interesting idea, however I feel that a quick warning before the change is in order (just a few milliseconds either a sound cue or a slight flash or background color change). This way it gets quickly to frustrating as the player doesn't have a chance to "get it right"....
Nice Art... got a score of 181, and it got stuck after day 4 at the "next day" even though I saw in the background that the selection was changed to a new mode... still interesting concept!
