Love is a Weapon by MdotEdot

made by MdotEdot for LD32 (COMPO)

This is about Procedural Generated Robots you 'fight' with love.

The Robots are generated by a seed you can enter and you can select different generated robots.

Made in Stencyl with some Haxe extension code for the generation as well as some ListBox behavior.

Thanks for all the comments.
* 'Game'play : select heart and move mousepointer to robot : touch = love used
* No rating : on purpose

Web	http://www.stencyl.com/game/play/30517
Original URL	https://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-32/?action=preview&uid=31618

Feedback

hunttis

20. Apr 2015 · 06:35 UTC

I had no idea how to play this. Can you explain it a little bit?

ChronoDK

20. Apr 2015 · 06:45 UTC

I like the look of the random generated robots - abstract, but still resembling robots somehow.

ThreeUp

20. Apr 2015 · 06:46 UTC

I think the hearts are supposed to match some pattern that is the heart inside the robot? I like the robot, not sure what to do with them

GTA LUDUM V

20. Apr 2015 · 06:53 UTC

i don't get it..

LTPATS

20. Apr 2015 · 06:59 UTC

Gameplay seems interesting but I can't seem to figure it out. I liked looking at all the different little robots :).

Jagang

20. Apr 2015 · 11:49 UTC

Same problem for me. I guess I won my fight, but I have no idea why. First I thought I have to touch it with the sharp end of the hearth but it looks like it doesn't matter. I'm lost.

xWarZonex

20. Apr 2015 · 21:08 UTC

I don't understand how to play...

tmpxyz

21. Apr 2015 · 04:35 UTC

not quite sure what to do

lcarpentier

21. Apr 2015 · 09:52 UTC

Was not able to play :(

Donni11

21. Apr 2015 · 14:04 UTC

Wow ! cool game !

ETHproductions

21. Apr 2015 · 20:04 UTC

I, like most of the others, don't really understand this game. It looks pretty nice, but it would be better if we had some explanation on how to play. :)

chikun Dev Team

22. Apr 2015 · 14:37 UTC

No fighting. Only love.

User instructions, ability to lose, and more challenge would make this a more interesting experiment. Also, the procedural generation element is unclear, making the central gimmick of the game ambiguous.

Tiago Ling Alexandre

22. Apr 2015 · 14:39 UTC

Interesting idea of procedurally generated robots, but there could be more variation between seeds, most robots are very similar to others. I don't get the gameplay though - are there game over / winning conditions?

I cannot rate this game - there are no way to vote (?!?)

Rahazan

23. Apr 2015 · 15:11 UTC

I'm not sure how to play, but the robots were nice to look at.

grillaface

23. Apr 2015 · 15:13 UTC

Having trouble understanding this one (nor how to rate).

rzfmzn

24. Apr 2015 · 12:08 UTC

absolute no idea how to play, but I like procedural generated stuf :P
(and reading the comments I am not alone heheheh - if you care to explain drop a message at my game :D )

philipp

24. Apr 2015 · 12:08 UTC

Too ambiguous, defeated two robots but don't know how. Needs more explanation, though I like the basic idea.

raisedmedia

24. Apr 2015 · 19:58 UTC

Well I won, I think?

lanza

26. Apr 2015 · 13:39 UTC

In the end I could work out how to play, but instructions are necessary

Diventurer

28. Apr 2015 · 10:18 UTC

Well, nice list boxes at least... :D

redding

01. May 2015 · 15:28 UTC

I like the art, but I'm a little confused on what to do.

kunzbe

02. May 2015 · 11:43 UTC

Hmm, I dont get it :/

KaiseanGames

06. May 2015 · 12:21 UTC

I am not sure what I'm supposed to be doing.

nassi

06. May 2015 · 23:12 UTC

Neat idea to opt out of the rating completely to secure that first place.

Didn't play the game. I guess I feel somewhat cheated. I wan't that mouseclick back!

binarycoder

06. May 2015 · 23:47 UTC

Neat concept. I gather it was unfinished?

MiniBobbo

07. May 2015 · 00:21 UTC

Love defeated every robot! At least, I think it did...

sputnik

07. May 2015 · 00:50 UTC

Strange game ( 　･ิω･ิ) But with love, everything is possible!

freeholdgames

07. May 2015 · 01:10 UTC

Doesn't seem finished, the robots always seem to just vanish.