Hi! What kind of DOS games does the world need more of? Is there a particular genre that's lacking, some theme barely scratched, yet are still distinctly DOS like? I don't have a current DOS project and would like some inspiration!
Ah this is really cool, I want *more*. I'd like the pacing to be slightly faster, I felt like I was waiting around a bit too long between dialogues, but otherwise this is really promising
nope. Full screen means multiple resolution support, which is more work :(. This is a particular scaled aspect ratio for historical raycasting reasons. But if I ever do a 'real' game using this technology I'll be sure to implement fullscreen etc :)
The NES dpad is four 'buttons' for a total of four inputs, so you could argue mouse movement is four inputs. But also there was the light gun for the NES https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NES_Zapper which could be used to point and 'click' any spot on the screen, so its not like using mouse input is completely crazy, just pretend its the light gun
Hey everyone! Excited to see what you all come up with for this jam. For myself, I'm planning on making a small NES rom to run on real hardware. I'm not sure how much time I have so it might be as minimal as a static screen with some beeps, but hopefully I'll be able to get a simple game running before the time limit :)
Haha, great video! Thanks for playing. There are mouse sensitivity settings in the menu if you found turning too fast, and one tiny secret easteregg (also in the menu)
Delightful! Lots of fun to play around with - I'd really like a goal or two to try and meet but maybe that just means I lack imagination. Pretty solid physics, fun to experiment in, just needs some silly sounds! Great work
This is great! The environment art set my expectations a little low but everything else blew me away. I'm especially impressed with the gameplay, the enemy AI is perfect for this game. Really enjoyed the whole experience but couldn't defeat the (final?) boss despite hitting with around 40 shots :(
That's not a lot of information to go on, but I have just uploaded an updated linux version that fixes not being able to locate the raylib dependency, might fix your problem
I thought this would be quite manic and stressful, but it's really quite relaxing to grow your little garden of trees. Always tempting to overwater, but you'll just drown all the low-lying plants.
My favourite part was seeing how forests and empty plains emerged organically from the simple rules.
The game is fun as it is, but you could make it more of a 'puzzle' game with goals (keep this tile populated with a tree for x minutes) or telegraphing upcoming wind changes in advance so I might try and plot a more complicated cloud route?
oh my gawwwwd I LOVE THIS. It's like a non violent Quarantine (though I'm guessing from the name that might change), but full 3D?? Those other vehicles are amazing. Adding this to my watched games list, definitely excited to see the finished product
