With many mishaps, lost scene references, merge conflicts, and a surprise end of Sunday when realising we had an extra day for the jam (first LD for a few of us) we pulled through!

Say hello to our cellular based game, represented as slimes. It does get rather crazy if you build up 400+ slime units but that would have taken a lot more tuning to achieve a smoother end game. We were more concerned about the early to mid game as that will be what the majority of folk experience.

Thanks for the great jam everyone; looking forward to play some of these games.

Peace out!

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/44/splitter-cells

Very proud of how this jam turned out for us, couldn't have asked for a better team. Multiple times jamming with some of them and we all kind of fit in nicely with what we are good at!

Try it out here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/46/wheels-of-rage-enter-the-scrapstorm

Or catch a video if that's your fancy:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5DDLNnGyfI

This first writeup is about how we did the movement in our racing game Wheels of Rage!

This is a bit of a technically light post but the next one should be getting into more tech detail :)