Get Rid of Shit! by Zuieni

made by Zuieni for LD26 (COMPO)

Higher level, more score, less time! But don't let does nasty salesmen stack shit. You lose if shit gets stacked on top of each other.

KEYS: Arrow keys to move, X to remove shit, C to increase spawn level!

There is a Linux 64bit build here:
http://zuieni.com/Games/GRoS_LD26/GRoS_LD26_Linux64.zip

!! NOTE !!
No Windows build because it did not like my source code and I'm to lazy.
Flash will do right? ;D

Web	http://zuieni.com/Games/GRoS_LD26/Flash
OS/X	http://zuieni.com/Games/GRoS_LD26/GRoS_LD26_Mac.zip
Linux	http://zuieni.com/Games/GRoS_LD26/GRoS_LD26_Linux.zip
Source	http://zuieni.com/Games/GRoS_LD26/GRoS_LD26_Source.zip
Original URL	https://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-26/?action=preview&uid=7152

Ratings

Coolness	41%	1503
Overall	2.50	1169

Audio	2.67	580
Fun	2.36	1083
Graphics	2.17	1176
Humor	2.89	210
Innovation	2.38	1051
Mood	2.47	952
Theme	3.04	1006

Feedback

sparkleswirl

29. Apr 2013 · 20:35 UTC

It's a nice little game, though I'd like a little more feedback on how much shit there can be before I lose.

Alexander

30. Apr 2013 · 05:24 UTC

Great use of the theme! Removing shit is what minimalism is all about. And I love the song. Yay!

TheChris

30. Apr 2013 · 05:40 UTC

Other than not knowing how much shit there can be on the screen, its a nice game.

hissssssssss

30. Apr 2013 · 10:13 UTC

Cute idea for a game. I wish the difficulty picked up a bit more quickly. I was spawning two or more levels at once because doing each one by one was a little tedious.

dsoft20

03. May 2013 · 10:48 UTC

Nice game!!
A little bug I found is that the score goes up when the game is over :P

commanderstitch

05. May 2013 · 17:03 UTC

Not sure how i die, or lose. lol maybe i missed something. Solid movement, and the controls were easy enough to learn. I cranked it up to wave 100 and it seemed the same as the other ones. Not sure why that was. :)

WiseGAMER

08. May 2013 · 14:25 UTC

Nice game but you could done some more work

Erunaamo

08. May 2013 · 14:59 UTC

Having to trigger waves manually felt weird, but kept the gameplay manageable. I lost the game pretty much randomly when something happened across the room from me: it seems like you can only prolong the game in a statistical sense: the more you fall behind, the more likely you are to lose, but when you eventually lose it'll be pretty random, nothing you can directly intervene in.