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Nice job with this game. The zombies were not attacking me at all. You might want to add to the ai if the zombie gets hit it will agro the player.

Very well done. The zombies were no threat at all so it got boring quite quickly, but the gameplay has potential. I liked the lighting effects.

I really liked that there was training in the game. Good graphics, everything works without bugs

Cool idea, great graphics and effects. I like the movement and the mob mechanics too. I agree with the other commenters that the zombies could have provided more of a challenge. Awesome game!

Interesting game, reminded me a bit of Project Zomboid but in proper 3D. It's a bit lackluster in terms of content and challenge since I was able to easily stay back from zombies and shoot at them without aggravating them in any way, which resulted in the game just being about collecting survivors and shooting zombies from a distance. I liked how you used Synty Studios assets, I actually used this exact pack for a project last year.

It would be interesting to see this expanded with team management element where you could control the survivors to fix the machine or improve it in some way as time goes on, becoming a more powerful version (e.g. clicking the survivors to collect scrap, add weapons, etc), going from a small robot with a single gun into a tank-like super zombie-killing machine.

Cool idea with potential but like you say in the description in it's current state there isn't much gameplay. Graphics look neat, there is a good atmosphere with the lighting, but game was pretty jittery for me.

Great start! The assets, lighting, and animation all look great. One suggestion for future games would be to put in additional keyboard controls for things like right-click because some people use trackpads where right-click isn't as easy to use.

I like the main idea, be the One Who help to scape from the zombies, i think it could be a little better if you balance a little the dificulty, the love the lowpoly and the camara position, and the whole atmosphere en general, Great Job

PLZ GIVE ME STARS :v: Good job btw… :smirk:

Having the player being a character that can't be hurt by the zombies and instead have to try and keep others alive is a really neat idea and with more time this could be a really cool game.

Something that would be neat to add would to allow the player to see the trajectory of where they are aiming because it felt like a lot of the time where I aimed wasn't where it shot.

Fun game that you should take further. Like others have said it felt very difficult to aim accuratly at times, so tightning up the shooting and adding in more elements such as upgrades could really make this into a great full game. Good job!

I think an adjustment I'd make is moving the camera more forward from the vehicle. Giving more sight ahead. Although that'd diminish sight of your little human horde. So, perhaps play with camera facing and offset to see what feels right.

I never knew I'd enjoy a game playing as a deadly shopping cart! Awesome!

Cool game, but unfortunately the performance isn't the best :/

Good job. Great game, but it doesn't really fit the topic i think. Also the aim sometimes a little bit wierd.

Interesting concept. I like the twist to classic zombie survival genre that you are a robot actually.

As you said, it currently lacks gameplay. I am sure you have idea what you want to do with the game, but just throwing out a few here:
* Lower robot targeting (turret turning) speed, so then it actually matters where you position yourself.
* Robot could collect and provide equipment to survivors.
* Maybe you need to convince survivors first somehow (dialogue, give item, threaten) for them to join you.
* Maybe a switch to turn-based combat could be a thing, so the player then could control all the human survivors removing the need to write AI for them.


The environment looks great and the thematic lighting helps here. But in the future, I advice when determining the position where to shoot, specify which layers to hit (and ignore) in the raycast checks (keep environment object in separate layer for this reason) as currently tries to hit the base of the lamp of the lamp, when accidentally clicking on the lamp mesh (same happened with trucks and other barricades). I would expect the click to go through the lamp.


By the way, well done making it impossible to hit survivors - would have killed at least a few as currently they behave the same as zombies :joy:

P.S. Nice twist when reaching the final sanctuary :upside_down:

@bloodycoin Someone actually reached the end :) Thanks for the great suggestions! Next LD I'll just (try to) scope down ^^