Rocket-Dream by KillDeer

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made by KillDeer for LD 38 (JAM)

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Rocket-Dream tells the story of a teenage girl who dreams of travelling to space in her homemade rocket since it's a tradition for the people of her culture.

Controls: WASD for movement. Mouse1 to grab objects and Mouse1 again to throw/drop them.

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GAME: https://killdeerstudios.itch.io/rocket-dream

SOCIAL: www.twitter.com/Ki11Deer

Note* This game is buggy, broken and has no sound other than 2 audio files that play randomly based on a hidden trigger. This game is bad. Don't download it.

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Feedback

Takusan
14. May 2017 · 12:23 UTC
I tried to place the globe inside the 'parts' box, and I got sot out to outer space :D But I managed to get all the parts after all.

Sound (voice lines) are indeed activated multiple times - there's a solution to that, just add a bool to trigger to know of it was played already.

Player controller capsule (default from FPS controller in Unity) casts a shadow. But since the parents also look like capsules, I see you managed to make that work :D

This game is indeed in need of work, but its current state is not as bad as you make it out to be. The whole premise is silly, so all the little glitches actually can turn out funny, as it was in my case. I mean, come on - tradition to go to space on birthday, dick-shaped parents, nintendo controller for a rocket? That's all a good laugh :)

LD indeed needs tight schedule management, I learned it the hard way, and my game also didn't turn out even half the thing I wanted it to be. But yours has a certain character, and I actually like the whole experience. BTW I laughed wayy to much at dick parents in their bedroom, the 'FUD' boxes and bedsheet as a parachute :P

Just like in your ending - see you next ludum dare. You've made a big effort here with everything you made so far, it managed to make me laugh and made me finish the game to see what's next. Now you know more and will deal faster with things you struggled with in this project.

Cheers, and stay awesome!