A DEUS by tamat
It is an asymetric game where one player has to destroy the other player's planet, meanwhile the second player can deploy defenses.
Every player has 10 seconds of "camera time", after that the camera switches to the other player. But you can still play while the camera is away.
There are some key gameplay components missing but I hope I will solve them tomorrow.
All the game is done in Javascript + WebGL using my own lowlevel framework
All the images are prodeduraly generated at startup, besides the planet and the asteroids.
Every player has 10 seconds of "camera time", after that the camera switches to the other player. But you can still play while the camera is away.
There are some key gameplay components missing but I hope I will solve them tomorrow.
All the game is done in Javascript + WebGL using my own lowlevel framework
All the images are prodeduraly generated at startup, besides the planet and the asteroids.
| Web (Chrome 29 better) | http://tamats.com/games/ld27/ |
| src | http://tamats.com/games/ld27/src.zip |
| Original URL | https://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-27/?action=preview&uid=7857 |
Ratings
| Coolness | 62% | 3 |
| Overall | 3.03 | 584 |
| Fun | 2.34 | 993 |
| Graphics | 4.74 | 2 |
| Innovation | 3.46 | 231 |
| Mood | 3.21 | 233 |
| Theme | 3.23 | 510 |
to lay mines as player2 simple press right mouse button.
But I know it is a little bit ofuscated.
Difficult to appreciate if you are sitting alone in front of your computer though, but love the visual!!!
btw: If this is for the 48h-Compo, should'nt be there source code ?!
About the source code, well, its a web game, so all the source is available rightclicking on the web. Anyway, I created a zip and linked it here.
Probably one of the best looking entries I've seen, feeling a little similar in style to the "PROBE TEAM" entry, given that futuristic tech sort of look. I don't have much to add besides what other's have mentioned. Assuming I'm correct in thinking it requires two people hot seating it to play I feel I can't really be a fair judge as I was just trying it out alone!
I can tell it's a really excellent effort though, even if I didn't get to play it "properly".