The Unconventional Weapon by gamehelp16

made by gamehelp16 for LD32 (JAM)

You have a mission to kill someone using an unconventional weapon.
This game is just a simple game without a save feature.

Most of the ASCII Arts aren't created by me, credits inside the source code.

April 20 Update Changelog:
- Achievements!
- One more pet available at the shop.
- You can work at home (and earn some money).
- You can now take pictures using mobile phones.
- The wishing well won't give you a wish straight away.

Web	http://gamehelp16.github.io/the-unconventional-weapon/
Source	https://github.com/gamehelp16/the-unconventional-weapon/tree/gh-pages
Original URL	https://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-32/?action=preview&uid=38996

Feedback

Blobo

19. Apr 2015 · 20:24 UTC

Nice! i love the Ascii art style.

Multiplexor

20. Apr 2015 · 02:10 UTC

I like a lot the narrative in the beginning, it got me really interested!

Btw, i don't understand what you have to do in the end, when trying to kill the person... I think i missed something

oskardevelopment

20. Apr 2015 · 05:29 UTC

I like the ascii graphics, sad that i couldnt vote on graphics! Cool use of the html. God luck!

vulpineblazeyt

20. Apr 2015 · 06:14 UTC

The ascii art is impressive. I found it difficult to follow at first, and I couldn't take a pic of my pet...

ccglp

20. Apr 2015 · 07:25 UTC

Good Ascii art, the start of the game is funny, loses a bit of his charm after, but good game overall :)

🎤 gamehelp16

20. Apr 2015 · 07:41 UTC

I'm sorry guys, the ASCII arts aren't created by me (the only ASCII art I created is the pet shop). I guess next time I need to make the ASCII arts by myself.

@Multiplexor: you need a "layer" to bypass the protection.

@vulpineblazeyt: did you buy low quality pet? It's difficult to control them.

Thanks for the comments, I will improve the game if I can.

Geckoo1337

20. Apr 2015 · 16:53 UTC

I like these games which have been developed in HTML. A pretty entry for those who like ascii art. Thank you ++

🎤 gamehelp16

21. Apr 2015 · 07:22 UTC

Thanks :)