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Suprématie de l'amour by Azurency

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made by Azurency for LD32 (JAM)
This is the first jam we're doing and our first game created with unity, it was an incredibly fun adventure and a great experience ! By @enuobs @joystikman and @azurency


-- ABOUT THE GAME --

You are in control of a civilization that needs love to survive.
You're goal is to colonize the galaxy and spread love all over it, but be careful, if you do not take care of your colonies you will lose control over them.


-- CONTROLS --

Everything is controlled with the mouse, when you click on a planet, a small menu appears in the top of the screen, select on an options from this menu to perform an action.

You win the game when you reach 15000 hearts collected.


-- TOOLS --
Unity 5, Pyxel Edit and Aseprite
Web http://azurency.fr/suprematie/
Windows http://cl.ly/ahsg/download/suprematiedelamour-windows.zip
OS/X http://cl.ly/ahkG/suprematiedelamour-mac.zip
Linux http://cl.ly/aj7a/download/sda-linux32%2B64(universal).zip
Original URL https://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-32/?action=preview&uid=50250

Ratings

Coolness 70% 3
Overall(Jam) 3.16 568
Fun(Jam) 3.03 536
Graphics(Jam) 3.54 396
Humor(Jam) 2.50 686
Innovation(Jam) 2.78 697
Mood(Jam) 3.15 460
Theme(Jam) 3.24 605

Feedback

Move127
20. Apr 2015 · 16:51 UTC
Interesting concept and well executed. The art for the planets is very good. I don't really see how love is a weapon in this game.
nicklink483
20. Apr 2015 · 17:01 UTC
Lots of fun! I particularly liked the parallax of the stars in the background. Nice touch!
amras0000
20. Apr 2015 · 17:02 UTC
I noticed you have an audio category, but I couldn't seem to hear anything. Otherwise, solid game, no complaints.
Ellian
20. Apr 2015 · 17:04 UTC
Considering how hard it is to make a simulaiton game in such a short time, good job :)
Could need some UI improvement, but good job nonetheless <3
pythong
20. Apr 2015 · 17:27 UTC
the LD preview box does not show all the controls. had to go to your web page
other than that, solid entry
ManicMiner
20. Apr 2015 · 17:38 UTC
A fun plate-spinning style game. It looks like a sim style game but really its more of an arcade experience in the end, as you just keep clicking to try and keep all your planets topped up all the time.

I enjoyed it a lot - thanks :)
Jadernak
20. Apr 2015 · 18:06 UTC
I had some troubles moving the camera in both embedded and web links. Windows one worked but the trigger areas could be bigger. Other than that solid entry.
winmac32
20. Apr 2015 · 19:23 UTC
That was fun. A few control issues need to be sorted out -- placement of menus, etc. Graphics are amazing.

I feel the hippie juices running through me xD
nonetheless
20. Apr 2015 · 21:14 UTC
Nice job.
Maybe some map zooming would be helpful?
DrPrettyPatty
21. Apr 2015 · 04:28 UTC
Awesome concept, I loved it ;) I think sound could have really improved it, but it was a really interesting take on the theme, and the pixel art is gorgeous. Great job!
Yaroslav Kravtsov
21. Apr 2015 · 06:46 UTC
I didn't realized that text string in the top of the screen is an option that I can press when I play for first time. But when I realize that I play and play with joy. Your game is simple and short, but it makes me feel that I have lot of love and share it with whole universe. Amazing feeling :o)
jojocanard
21. Apr 2015 · 23:12 UTC
Je ne vois pas trop ce que je fais ni surtout l'intégralité du texte de l4intro que ce soit en plein écran ou fenêtré (sous windows). Il faudrait faire un zoom arrière.
TTFTCUTS
22. Apr 2015 · 14:30 UTC
Serious control issues in the web version, couldn't really do anything. Clicking seemed to do nothing and I could only scroll left and down.
tripleVisionGames
23. Apr 2015 · 08:37 UTC
Lots of fun and cool concept! The art is simple but fits really nicely in with the game
Andrea
25. Apr 2015 · 19:02 UTC
Cute game and interesting gameplay! I wish it was longer and that there was more options but hopefully we haven't see all of it yet!
Great job!
MonoS
29. Apr 2015 · 13:07 UTC
The concept of the game is interesting, but need a more lot polishing.

The inability to zoom out and the slow movement make the game a bit slow.

The graphic is good and in the end create a good mood to the game.
Xanjos
11. May 2015 · 17:47 UTC
Interesting concept and I like the pixelart but it's a bit too easy (managed to complete it in 4:56) and it could do with some sound.