Into the Light by Al Bueche
A bit rusty, but managed to put something together for Compo.
Goal: Make your way to the light source. Run into items to add them to your bot. Red pillars cause damage when touched.
Controls: 'W' and 'S' to move, 'A' and 'D' to rotate
Credits: Built with Unity. Navigation managed by the AI Navigation package. Text displayed with TextMeshPro. Music generated from midimaker.io and coverted to MP3 with zamzar.com.
| Link | https://github.com/Zekzek/Ludum_Dare_54 |
| Link | https://stillaliv.itch.io/into-the-light |
| Original URL | https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/54/into-the-light |
Ratings
| Given | 0🗳️ | 0🗨️ |
Feedback
LDJam user 377116
02. Oct 2023 · 00:02 UTC
do robots with guns hurt me? sometimes i am not sure how i died. Also i cannot always stack items on a face once there are items present. I first thought it would go in the direction of katamari :D
brainles etertainment
02. Oct 2023 · 19:35 UTC
A pacman-variation, but need further development. The concept have some potential, I think.
coatline
06. Oct 2023 · 17:04 UTC
Not too bad! I wasn't really sure what the goal of the game was, I couldn't find the light source and there was no indication as to where. I assume it is forward. I also went backwards just for fun and tried to jump out of the world. I floated and then the game crashed. :smile: The music is actually pretty good! It has a nice kick drum and it has enough variation as to where I didn't think about slamming my head into this laptop! I like the idea of attaching shields to your player so that you can avoid taking damage and the fact that they break is nice too. I also wasn't too sure what the guns you could pick up did or was for. The controls are challenging enough to keep me trying and the quick nature of restarting helps replay ability as well. It does remind me of Pacman and I think it could actually be quite fun with more polish and direction. Well done getting something finished!
davidsheadgames
01. Oct 2024 · 04:55 UTC
Played it waaaay after the relevant jam, but it's a neat idea!