Lack of Civilization by V0ID
Welcome to my third Ludum Dare entry.
If you want to play a little game for a few minutes then you browsed to the right game. Unfortunately time was short for a nice story line.
Despite of that I'm pleased with what I accomplished.
Content of the game:
You play a solitudinarian (a person who lives alone a simple, minimalistic life, detached from society) who suddenly got sick and is now in the need of civilization's knowledge.
The game uses libgdx and so I hope that it runs without any problems on any operating system (in the easiest case by double-clicking the "LD26.jar" file). Of course you need an installed Java Runtime Environment.
I will see if I can get an android-port running. I didn't try that before and I do not own an android device myself so I cannot test it well.
If you want to play a little game for a few minutes then you browsed to the right game. Unfortunately time was short for a nice story line.
Despite of that I'm pleased with what I accomplished.
Content of the game:
You play a solitudinarian (a person who lives alone a simple, minimalistic life, detached from society) who suddenly got sick and is now in the need of civilization's knowledge.
The game uses libgdx and so I hope that it runs without any problems on any operating system (in the easiest case by double-clicking the "LD26.jar" file). Of course you need an installed Java Runtime Environment.
I will see if I can get an android-port running. I didn't try that before and I do not own an android device myself so I cannot test it well.
Ratings
| Coolness | 45% | 1411 |
| Overall | 2.41 | 1219 |
| Audio | 2.19 | 853 |
| Fun | 2.00 | 1238 |
| Graphics | 2.31 | 1089 |
| Humor | 2.00 | 714 |
| Innovation | 1.88 | 1288 |
| Mood | 2.74 | 696 |
| Theme | 2.58 | 1255 |
I wish I had more time, too :(
Otherwise I'm a bit clueless about where to look for the issue.
"Java Virtual Machine Launcher", "A Java Exception has occurred." and that's it.
I think this might be an x86/x64 thing... maybe.
(open the command line conveniantly by pressing shift und right click into the folder where the jar is and choosing the context menu entry where command line is written. Unfortunately I don't the exact term in English. With that the prompt will be the jar's folder. Handy feature if one knows about it^^)
@Spelchan: Sorry for that. Late in the night I wasn't able to figure out why tree/stone collision didn't work (now I know why)
@EricTheCoolDude: I feared the sound could be annoying, so I'm glad it is not : )
@Polar: Yes, thats it.
Looks like you have a good base system here, but would have indeed helped if you had more time.