Flatnet by Pikas96

made by Pikas96 for LD 38 (JAM)

"Some planets are flat, after all."

LINK

Windows: https://pikas96.itch.io/flatnet

NKA-4, a spaceship control core, needs to find the other components so it can rebuild the ship and return to space.

Fortunately, it is equipped with a powerful drill.

Fear it, Flatnet.

CONTROLS

WASD to Arrows to move.
Space to drill through ground.
Mouse to slightly adjust the camera.

Made with Game Maker Studio 2

Ingame font: "m3x6" by managore

Sprite software: Aseprite

Music software: Tuxguitar

Original URL

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/38/flatnet

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Vidinu

01. May 2017 · 12:24 UTC

Goo dart and sound. Interesting gameplay but the transitions are a bit weird to me. Nice job.

thomz12

01. May 2017 · 13:36 UTC

Love the music and art style. Really polished game, enjoyed playing it! Well done!

Jane-pr

01. May 2017 · 13:54 UTC

Hey that was pretty fun, I liked the general feeling of this! Short experience, but a nice one!

AlexClay

01. May 2017 · 20:10 UTC

Loved the visual style! I think the game is very interesting and is worth expanding on with NPCs and other elements. The only negative thing I have to say about it is that the transitions were giving me a little motion sickness.

Side-note: I think there's a typo in the description where you listed Aseprite as a Music software.

🎤 Pikas96

01. May 2017 · 22:06 UTC

@alexclay Thanks! Fixed!

YukonW

02. May 2017 · 01:01 UTC

A really nice little game. Having the player drill back and forth was innovative, but it would have been a little nice to be able to slightly see through platforms above you. A wonderful entry however! Good work!

jishenaz

13. May 2017 · 21:42 UTC

Very beautiful game, yet very short. The drilling mechanic is very interesting, and I wonder what other things can be done with it.

Titangea

19. May 2017 · 22:16 UTC

Nice game, it was interesting, I'm surprise of the small size of the .zip xD, beautiful art, good job!

chromableedstudios

20. May 2017 · 18:39 UTC

This is a fascinating if slightly dizzying concept. Enjoyed the idea but really wish it flipped a bit slower or something--too much for my brain x.x