Minimalist Encounter by Florent
Minimalist Encounter is "heavily inspired" from Harvest: Massive Encounter, by Oxeye Game Studio.
http://www.oxeyegames.com/harvest-massive-encounter/
It may not be that much into the theme, but Harvest is a minimalist tower defence game with only 5 buildings and 2 resources.
I tried to reproduce most of the mechanics : rock harvesting, energy production, energy propagation along the nodes (the feature that makes the game very cool and interesting to me) and building construction and functioning using energy.
It's clearly unfinished and unbalanced, but it's playable.
Move with arrows, place buildings with the mouse - click on them on the left then on the map (discard with right mouse).
Note that you can not reload the game, you need to exit it and launch it again to reset the level, sorry about that.
Still, I am pretty happy with it. I only worked like 25h on it and lost about 5h trying to fix bugs directly due to my inexperience with the the software and game dev in general.
The good thing is that I feel like I have leveled-up !
It is made with CraftStudio (http://craftstud.io).
Depending on your OS, you probably will need XNA or Mono or -I am not sure what- to play.
Thanks and GG everyone !
http://www.oxeyegames.com/harvest-massive-encounter/
It may not be that much into the theme, but Harvest is a minimalist tower defence game with only 5 buildings and 2 resources.
I tried to reproduce most of the mechanics : rock harvesting, energy production, energy propagation along the nodes (the feature that makes the game very cool and interesting to me) and building construction and functioning using energy.
It's clearly unfinished and unbalanced, but it's playable.
Move with arrows, place buildings with the mouse - click on them on the left then on the map (discard with right mouse).
Note that you can not reload the game, you need to exit it and launch it again to reset the level, sorry about that.
Still, I am pretty happy with it. I only worked like 25h on it and lost about 5h trying to fix bugs directly due to my inexperience with the the software and game dev in general.
The good thing is that I feel like I have leveled-up !
It is made with CraftStudio (http://craftstud.io).
Depending on your OS, you probably will need XNA or Mono or -I am not sure what- to play.
Thanks and GG everyone !
Havn't tested the others yet