Crushing Depth
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Ludumdare29 entry by zzorn

This is a submarine fight simulator. Your objective is to destroy the enemy submarines before they destroy you.

The actual gameplay is pretty unfinished, I ended up putting most time into creating the physics and simulation again.



Requirements
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Make sure you have Java installed.


Starting
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Extract the zip file, then:

On Linux
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Run the start.sh script, for example by opening the terminal in the directory you unpacked the game in and typing
./start.sh
and enter.


On Windows
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Double-click on start.bat



Usage
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Press space to fire a torpedoe.
There is a reload time of a few seconds.

Press Enter to switch views.

The following keys are also visible in the UI, so no need to memorize them:

Surface diesel engines / Underwater electric motor:
Increase speed with W, decrease it with S.

Rudder:
Turn left with A, right with D.

Dive fin:
Dive down with F, up with R.

Ballast tank:
Pump water into the tank with Down Array (makes submarine heavier) , and pump water out with Up Arrow (makes submarine lighter).

Recharge batteries with diesel engines (works only at surface):
Turn on with C, off with X.
(Not needed unless you want to play a _really_ long time).

The red hand on each gauge indicates the player selected level, while the white hand indicates the actual level.


Issues
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There is no death screen - if you get destroyed, the camera and UI just stays floating at the point where you died.

There is no win condition either.

There is no sound.

Torpedoes tend to explode after having traveled too short a distance.

Torpedo hit detection is somewhat buggy.

The enemy is pretty stupid (read, random).