We have a playable game on our hands!<\/p>\n
http:\/\/1337.pro\/Shared\/LudumDare\/LairDefense.apk<\/p>\n
I played pretty fast and loose with memory allocation (since it’s Java, you never have to think about memory allocation, right??) and the code has comments such as this:<\/p>\n
\/\/This is what we in the industry call “Big ‘O’ of N squared<\/span><\/p>\n but it should work on just about any Android phone from the last year and a half (has it really been that long since my first finished Ludum Dare attempt?\u00a0 For that one, the same exact engine required a top of the line Nexus One)<\/p>\n Remaining:<\/strong> <\/del>– – – + Game Balance<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Going to add in the rest of the basic gameplay elements and try to balance it a little, then update my submission<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Beast!!<\/p>\n <\/div>","time":"December 17th, 2012 3:48 am","title":"BAM!"}
\n \u2013 Actual projectile functionality<\/del><\/p>\n – Building units (about a third done already)<\/p>\n Displaying unit HP<\/del> (Feature Cut)<\/p>\n – Displaying attack notification text that fades away<\/del><\/p>\n Showing that a unit was attacked by flashing it or something<\/del> (Feature Cut)<\/p>\n Pathing\/collision<\/del> (Feature Cut, clipping disabled)<\/p>\n – End game conditions<\/del><\/p>\n – Detecting unit death<\/del><\/p>\n