This is pretty fun once you get the hang of it! It is very cryptic in the beginning. It just says "solve this" and has a lot of intractable objects, very few of which you actually need to solve the first puzzle. As it goes on the puzzles get better, though.
Thanks so much for trying out my game and thanks even more for sharing yours! Genuinely fun and a great idea!
This is pretty fun once you get the hang of it! It is very cryptic in the beginning. It just says "solve this" and has a lot of intractable objects, very few of which you actually need to solve the first puzzle. As it goes on the puzzles get better, though.
Thanks so much for trying out my game and thanks even more for sharing yours! Genuinely fun and a great idea!
Yes, this project was a rush to the finish due to some of the members of the team including myself not being available for the whole jam. So it was handed off from person to person and as a result it is very rough around the edges.
I appreciate the feedback as I'm always looking to improve. I'll take it into consideration when we get time to clean this project up.
Great work! It's pretty fun and has very floaty controls, simulating the feel of Rocket League without actually being Rocket League. Kind of a floaty soccer game all to its own.
Oh! I noticed Windows also blocks it but you just have to click details and then Allow to let it run. We are not an official game company so we can't pay the money Microsoft wants to sign an application to be released on Windows.
Here, I built a version for macOS and Linux. Try whatever you need for your platform. The main game we submitted will only work for Windows. It does work. I tried it on multiple machines.
Updated again last night but I can't figure out how to add a devlog once the first prompt is dismissed. I fixed the camera so you can pan around and zoom with the mouse. I have to refine this control but now you can at least control the view yourself.
The game is starting to feel like it's getting closer to completion. Now you have a limited amount of fuel with which to move. Aiming and power are set up. Need to refine the controls and add the menus and help system still.
I'm doing daily updates on Twitter as well. As of now the terrain auto-generates using perlin noise and an array of 5 possible items populates randomly on the map.
Still upcoming: - select number of players - turn based attack phase - fuel guague for movement per turn - scoring, menus, help system - music / sound - custom models (instead of the ones fromt he Tanks tutorial)
Haha! @40min So sorry! I got as much as I could done in 3 days but I'm working all month on this one for NaNoWriMo.
Not super-fast yet but the plan is for the procedurally (Perlin noise) generated terrain to mimic the old DOS Tank Wars game. As well I'm placing the decorations (obstacles) randomly. The players will be chosen before each round. If I can I'll add in an AI tank.
It's going to be turn based a bit more like Worms. Where you can use a bit of power to move and fire but then your turn is over, and the other players get a chance.
Anyway, thanks for playing my entry! Some great ones in here! Good work everyone!
It was silly to think I would get any further in 4 evenings, but I liked the idea of this jam so I wanted to try. Now I'm off to a friend's cottage for a week so I wont' see your flames. Enjoy!
