I started Friday with hope.  Having looked at the possible choices of topic I was certain which theme would be picked.  I had spent the whole of Friday dreaming up my game and its mechanics.  I was ready to come charging out of the gate with code firing out of my finger tips … but then the theme was announced and it was not what I had expected….

Lesson From Day One my Dear Dare-I-E :  Themes picked will be the least hated, not necessarily the most liked.

Gems eaten for recreational use is strictly frowned upon.

You asked for it (well maybe not)  but the Sheep Shape Shift web port is now available!

http://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-35/?action=preview&uid=65977

Can you save the sheep of Woolopia?  I have made a few bug fixes, tweaked the difficulty and added an ending if you complete the game.  It has everything: action, excitement and sheep so fluffy you are going to die!  (I am not kidding, the red sheep will end you.)

The web version assets are optimized to improve frame rate and to insure a good gaming experience (or at least something you can play and rate it quickly without downloading and installing anything :)).

If you enjoy the web version, feel free to download the windows version for the full graphic experience!

For your jam playing pleasure, I would like to proudly present… “Lanterns Light”!

https://beowolfe.itch.io/lanterns-light

This being my second dare I must admit – I learned a ton from the first one and even more form the second.

Congrats to all my fellow LD’er who completed/competed.  I am looking forward to checking out your games.

Greetings all!  After receiving some great feedback I have made some updates to my post-Compo entry.

Sound effects, kill cams and various other updates that have made the game much more enjoyable.

Grab your Lantern and play!

Enjoy!

In again.

Using Unity#d, GimpShop, Illustrator, Audacity and blender.