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Imperative Righteousness Planetoid Domination Plan by Andrew Castillo

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made by Andrew Castillo for LD 38 (JAM)

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Get the game on itch.io

Unity project on GitHub

Imperative Righteousness Planetoid Domination Plan (IRPDP) is a local multiplayer procedurally generated turn-based strategy game for 2-8 players.

All aspects of the game are randomised - abilities, unit names and even the planet itself. Command sheep, whales and sentient helicopters to fight your war and defeat your opponents!

How to Play

Left mouse button: select units

Right mouse button: deselect

Middle mouse: pan camera

W/A/S/D or arrow keys: pan camera

Scroll wheel or R/F: zoom in and out

To start, you will need to create resource men/helicopters (the topmost unit button). These will let you build currency generators with one of the abilities, which take several turns to construct. Once they have been built, you'll be earning currency and can begin spawning other units.

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Original URL https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/38/imperative-righteousness-planetoid-domination-plan

Ratings

Given 7🗳️ 3🗨️

Feedback

CyberStarLight
03. May 2017 · 10:26 UTC
I didn't manage to figure out how to play ): can you post the controls please? I'll try it again.

I need kitten souls to buy things, but I don't know how to get them. everything costs more then the 4 I start with, and I make 0 per turn...
🎤 Andrew Castillo
03. May 2017 · 11:00 UTC
@cyberstarlight,
Thanks for the feedback, I can't believe we missed writing down the controls anywhere... I've updated the itch.io page with a list, and it will also tell you how to get started earning currency.
mrerdalural
03. May 2017 · 13:20 UTC
I think the game is a little hard to get into playing it (especially since its multiplayer only) so you are at big a disadvantage when it comes to judging your game. I had a look at it alone for now and loved the graphics and how you generated the planet (I will make sure to look at your code too!). I will try to find someone to play this with so I can rate your game more fairly. But for now you have given me some code to study so thanks a lot for that!
Jupiter_Hadley
04. Jun 2017 · 14:04 UTC
Hmm, I don't think I could get the game to work correct. I included it in my Ludum Dare 38 compilation video series, if you’d like to take a look :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lCZIZXfBmw