Extincti by FooMar

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made by FooMar for LD 39 (JAM)

Game

Play the game!

Description

You are the earth. Mankind is draining your power with pollution from cities and power plants. Lucky for you this allows you to attack them with disasters to slow them down...

How to play

  • Choose the disaster type by clicking on its symbol
  • You need to have enough pollution points to spawn a disaster
  • Avoid destroying windmills as they are the only buildings with a positive effect

Survive as long as you can.

Screenshots

screenshotVolcano.png

screenshotStorm.png

screenshotMeteorite.png

Installation

The game can be played by clicking the link at the top but quality might be better if you download Extincti.exe or Extincti.jar from the links provided below or from itch.io and play it on your desktop.

Credits

Many thanks to ZapSplat for all sound effects and the music track.

Ratings

Overall 249th 3.622⭐ 39🧑‍⚖️
Fun 77th 3.865⭐ 39🧑‍⚖️
Innovation 110th 3.703⭐ 39🧑‍⚖️
Theme 357th 3.595⭐ 39🧑‍⚖️
Graphics 619th 2.973⭐ 39🧑‍⚖️
Humor 87th 3.611⭐ 38🧑‍⚖️
Mood 344th 3.364⭐ 35🧑‍⚖️
Given 47🗳️ 18🗨️

Feedback

Emery
01. Aug 2017 · 11:36 UTC
This was a fun game. Good Job
galacticglum
01. Aug 2017 · 11:48 UTC
Really fun game and awesome music! Can you release that as a single OST?
wasea
01. Aug 2017 · 11:51 UTC
the graphics can be improved, but the game idea is awesome
davideperozzi
01. Aug 2017 · 11:55 UTC
Very nice idea! :) Easy to understand and challenging. Good job!
Bewelge
01. Aug 2017 · 12:08 UTC
Loved the idea :D Could really make this into a full fledged game if you add some more elements
GuillaumeM
01. Aug 2017 · 12:58 UTC
Really cool game, Being in the other side is different and fresh. I like it, good job.
TheCrittersCove
01. Aug 2017 · 14:28 UTC
Pretty fun game, but the balance felt a little off. Maybe it's because the buildings were spawning on areas out of or almost out of view? The graphics are simple, but polished. The music is charming, but a little out of place considering the Earth is inevitably losing. The highest I got to was 1760 years. Neat overall concept, would be nice to see it more developed.
ruba
01. Aug 2017 · 14:30 UTC
I like that it is possible to combine disasters. Theme and music are awesome. Keep going with this idea and release it somewhere! :)
zgragselus
01. Aug 2017 · 14:57 UTC
The idea is very good, even though that graphics doesn't fit together perfectly - it is very addictive and playable. Keep up the good work.
PavelSovushkin
01. Aug 2017 · 15:31 UTC
I make about planet too!
Cheak it ^_^
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/39/scale-of-life
Xarras
01. Aug 2017 · 15:52 UTC
I played twice and didn't make it to 2000 years so I'm guessing real earth doesn't have long either...
Using the meteorite was really satisfying hahaha
StubbyRogue46
01. Aug 2017 · 18:02 UTC
This was very pleasing.
prettylucky
01. Aug 2017 · 18:36 UTC
Haha, this was funny. Maybe have little people running around with their hands up screaming like "nooo I'm sorry I used a disposable cuuup!" that you can destroy>:)

(How'd you get everything to wrap the planet's curve so good like that?? I tried doing something like this for the last Jam and I couldn't get it to work!)
🎤 FooMar
01. Aug 2017 · 20:56 UTC
@prettylucky Thanks for your feedback! I love the idea with the little people, maybe we'll add that in a future release. :smiley:

About your question: We represented the position of all objects as an angle and offset relative to the earth's center to avoid errors with trigonometry.
oab
02. Aug 2017 · 07:13 UTC
Nice game. Easy to play.
Pedrowzee
02. Aug 2017 · 19:26 UTC
I don't feel like the music fits the theme. Other than that, it's pretty cool. I like choosing the disasters with the right range to avoid the windmills.
Alvar Gamez Zerban
02. Aug 2017 · 21:38 UTC
This game is fun! The graphics in general are great. I love the simple and funny animations for each catastrophy. Together with the sounds and music it is a funny replayable game. Good job!

The only problem I had was that my saved wind mills got so powerfull at the beginning that I didn't get any energy to destroy the buildings, until the newly spawned ones reach such a high level that it spiked out of control and I couldn't reach them on the other side of the globe. Survived 1930 years though.
Oh and it needs hotkeys for the skills!
Shito
02. Aug 2017 · 23:09 UTC
Simple but very addictive. I really like the idea. Had a lot of fun playing it. Great work. :)
Goodzilla
05. Aug 2017 · 16:31 UTC
Right from the beginning, was great fun to play! I like the humor, and the funny music was well chosen, it is really adding to the game.
Rikoclon
06. Aug 2017 · 19:02 UTC
Good Job! I really liked this one! great concept and mechanics. I liked the rotation of the level! I didn't quite understand if you could gain energy. also I felt like the theme was kinda loose here. But this was fun and addicting. I liked being on the side of the planet! meteor was a great idea, good sound effect for that! BG music was a little too clowny in my opinion, but did fit the humor element of killing off humans. definitely in my upper echelon of games I've rated this jam!! Really, stupendous!

Our protagonist is on the planets side too! Check it out!
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/39/light-switch-crusader
GRaAL
08. Aug 2017 · 19:38 UTC
Hey, that is really fun! Destroying everything with such major music and bright graphics - is a good contrast. Not sure is there a way to win - seems like we (Earth) can just survive as long as possible. Very memorable entry - not every day I can play for a planet! Good luck!
jotson
10. Aug 2017 · 14:44 UTC
Fun game and the music was a good fit. Dropping disasters was pretty satisfying.
Daniel Kartafla
10. Aug 2017 · 21:56 UTC
Really solid entry! Wow. Felt already very polished. The graphics might could use some revisions, and the music was a bit too happy for the scenario in my opinion. But besides those things, a really fun game!

Also the theme was met more than once, so great job!
joebeard
10. Aug 2017 · 22:55 UTC
This was brilliant fun, definitely wins best humor so far! The music, especially, is an absolutely perfect fit. I didn't even notice that the game was counting up in years. 1840, not bad!
bombjack
12. Aug 2017 · 10:12 UTC
very original gameplay. quite fun. good entry. :smile: