Ballad of Fury by piggypiggypiggy

made by piggypiggypiggy for LD32 (JAM)

Ballad of Fury - Starring Odin Axe-Fury!

Use music as your weapon! Determine which genre of music would help you defeat your enemy, bring the locals to your side (the METAL side) and ultimately fight the Illuminati for your pride as a musician and to restore your guitar shop to its former glory!

Featuring a custom soundtrack, original artwork, and a bit of well-meaning humor.

Requires a browser that will support the Unity Web Player plug-in. (Download, unzip, open/play in IE)

Web	https://www.dropbox.com/s/622thof4xc8uwj5/fury.zip?dl=0
Original URL	https://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-32/?action=preview&uid=51957

Feedback

Geckoo1337

21. Apr 2015 · 21:18 UTC

A nice concept which uses music as an unconventional weapon. Why not? In fact, it's not really easy to play but all physics work well. There is a problem with the fullscreen button which is embedded on this page. By using it, the full screen toggles to a normal mode when I click inside screen. There is something wrong. However it's a good entry. Thank you ++

jprogman

29. Apr 2015 · 21:05 UTC

Nice that there are weaknesses that one track do more damage depending on the person. The button responsiveness seems to work 50% at the time. I'm not sure how precise I have to be to play the note; I assumed dead on.
Oh and the Emo track is insane!

diiq

05. May 2015 · 23:32 UTC

My mind is blown by how much y'all accomplished in such a short time. You picked an intense genre of game, and then a full multi-level scale -- so much work!

Without the hint that there's no penalty for playing notes you shouldn't, I don't think I would have made it to the end.

Maybe some little bios about each enemy could give hints about which kind of music would be most damaging?