Hey, everyone!

I’ve actually spent 12 hours of work and now I’m feeling like sharin’ all I have so far. Practically speaking, that’s a real-time roguelike game taking place in a haunted castle changing and updating evey 10 seconds. The walls are shifting, rocks are emerging from nowhere and the ancient evil is about to awake. Will you find enough courage to resist the Marrow Wind gusts?..

As for now I’m planning on adding more monsters, loot & items and a huge dungeon to explore. And sure I wanna see the world updating process a bit more enchanting and widescale.

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It’s my first time participating in Ludum Dare, so I have a  question concerning the current Competition rules. I’m actually using a light engine created by FatalSleep and my art is based (I mean, the color palette and tiles & creatures ideas) on Derek Yu’s tilesheet. And I’ve also included this gex designed for drawing circle healthbars.

So, does it go againts the rules? Thanks in advance.

A Music Version, I’d better say. Yeah, that’s 8 bit Skyrim theme by chubbiercherub, making a dungeon exploration process a waaay more atmospherical.

There’s a bunch of new features as well, such as new items and locations. Now you also drop your sword when you’re slain, so you respawn completely defenseless! Oh, and beware of that skeleton guarding your loot!..

Tags: post-compo

I made a game. Then (accidentally) I made a Post-Jam version …with:

Rockets can now reach moving targets, animations are smoother and the game is hopefully bugless.

I tried to base them on a unique (in some way) idea, so solving them’ll require different strategies! Cool?..

Yes, I removed that wall of text. Tutorial is a way more interactive and friendly now.

You now have something to do there.

Feel free to play some <your favorite AAA game>, or have a nap, or something. Your progress is saved!

Play?

Tags: post-jam

Monster Academy

Almost Heroic

Underworld Siege

Monster Disco

The Monster Files

Don’t Crawl

(The last title is our game and it’s not in the list. But you still don’t want to miss it, right?)

Hello, folks! My name’s Nick and I’m one of those two guys who made Don’t Crawl. Do you remember it? The game was originally made for Ludum Dare 33 (theme was “You are the Monster”), and over a year reworked into a full-scale Steam release, complete with matchmaking, map editor, and Steam Workshop support for sharing maps.

Initially, I just wanted to see how would the general idea of Powerhoof’s Crawl work in a classical platformer – I wasn’t even intending to make a “complete” game. It seemed to work pretty fine, we were even approached by someone to potentially release a more polished version of the game for their platform. Fortunately or unfortunately, that deal didn’t work out, but this suggested that the game has potential, so we continued working on it. And now, a year after the initial release, the game is on Steam!

Huge thanks to the LD crew and local community! You made all that possible!