Prayer for the Dead by Reid Willis
Browser playable version coming soon. Had a lot of fun with my first Ludum Dare jam, good luck everyone!
| Windows | https://willis81808.itch.io/prayer-for-the-dead |
| HTML5 (web) | https://willis81808.itch.io/prayer-for-the-dead |
| Original URL | https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/43/prayer-for-the-dead |
Ratings
| Given | 8🗳️ | 3🗨️ |
Like how others mentioned being unable to play due to a looping intro, I too have the same problem, so I can't rate your game...
But hey this is still a lot better than my first Ludum Dare game, keep it up !
I think the game is on infinite loop, it can be annoying sometimes but quiet well progressed actually. I like the concept, the sounds, menu design and level design too *(can be improved)*. Game mechanics are quiet well too, adding a warning for soul bar could be good. Also falling of on map is could be annoying so be careful everyone.
@burnedkirby @taikuri @jasacken @boopsgames The HTML5 version is uploaded. Just give it some time to set itself up/download
Controls are difficult as this game uses W/S for move forward/backward, and A/D for turn Left/Right. Usually you'd expect strafing Left/Right with A/D instead and turning with the mouse. The "tank controls" this game uses makes it difficult to jump on top of rocks and save souls. The music should loop but it only plays once, which is a shame since it seems to add to the feeling of saving souls via holy chanting. The theme is used in the fact that the player is sacrificed once the light fades I think. The description of the game on the itch.io page seems to indicate that the player could return to heaven to avoid dying, but I wasn't able to figure out how as it isn't apparent on how to do so (maybe you can't). Game has a neat feeling to it, and it looks nice.