(HTML5) Under YOUR Skin by luisfelipeart
You're a a white blood cell! Fight of three bacteria Bosses to win the game.
Instructions:
WASD: movement
SPACE: shoot
MOUSE: aim
TOOLS:
Framework: Phaser
Artwork: Photoshop
Sound: Cfxr (Mac port of Sfxr)
Instructions:
WASD: movement
SPACE: shoot
MOUSE: aim
TOOLS:
Framework: Phaser
Artwork: Photoshop
Sound: Cfxr (Mac port of Sfxr)
| Web | http://luisfelipeart.com/LD29/ |
| Source | http://luisfelipeart.com/LD29/js/Game.js |
| Original URL | https://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-29/?action=preview&uid=34070 |
Ratings
| Coolness | 22% | 1989 |
| Overall | 3.03 | 709 |
| Audio | 2.29 | 786 |
| Fun | 2.76 | 780 |
| Graphics | 3.66 | 260 |
| Humor | 2.18 | 748 |
| Innovation | 3.05 | 574 |
| Mood | 2.81 | 719 |
| Theme | 3.63 | 235 |
I really like the background graphics you have going there... Especially the square red blood cells...
Also woah.. hard to play with touchpad, still made it to lvl3 .. is that one beatable?:)
But way too hard...
For those who couldn't make it; level three is indeed impossible :P
I don't know if you were aware but you can still shot after death. So, I shot the level 3 enemy (is it a virus? :3) after death and it's healthbar went negative :P Screenshot below.
http://i.gyazo.com/3babbf11d12eac79afdebd0f0f86746e.png
Either way, more levels, and less of a difficulty ramp would have made this a touch better, but you still get the thumbs up from me.
Some music would've been nice, even just something ambient and moody. Sound effects were ok.
Graphics are probably where this game performed best, the red-blood cells were a nice touch.
The controls are simply out of this world. It was extremely difficult to control the white blood cell and sometimes it felt like they were purely random forces knocking it around. The playable area felt just a little too confining, but I guess that adds to the difficulty and is probably intentional.
Overall, interesting concept, cool take on the theme. I was hoping to see a few "under the skin" or inside the human body games, but this is the first I've encountered so far.
But nice concept.