DuUndSie by ASPePeX

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made by ASPePeX for LD36 (JAM)
We associated Jules Verne with the theme so we made a submarine game. It is a runner game where you have to collect fuel, oxygen and energy, but with the twist that you can also have to much of any one resource.

All the art is hand drawn in watercolors, photographed, ..., animated.
We worked as three for about 20 hours from thinking about the theme to the current state.

Can you find the ancient god at the end of the run? *dramaticmusic*

Feedback

CyberStarLight
30. Aug 2016 · 19:37 UTC
lol I won and got to the kitty god.

I saw you animating the drawing over on twitch, nice to see it done now. the look is very unique with the photographed drawings

It does lack sound though, would have been much better with it.
I thought at the start that those scary fish were enemies to avoid, so I did so and didn't get why I lost, you should add to the description that they should actually be collected for energy.
it's the natural thing to think because they look very vicious :)

I think the submarine looks too flat, the rest of the art is fine as it faces the player, but the submarine faces up so it's clear to see it has no depth.
maybe drawing it in perspective on paper and making it face the player would have been better.
TerraCottaFrog
31. Aug 2016 · 01:34 UTC
A cool idea, and fantastic visuals, but I think there needs to be some connection between the thing each pickup gives and its look. An indicator when you pick them up would be good. A larger interface would also be helpful.

A lot of potential, and with a little more time I think it could be really great.
bigpan
31. Aug 2016 · 06:06 UTC
Nice looks! I also think it lacks sound, but the concept is quite interesting. I had to play it a few times so I could actually go a little farther into the game. Great job!
blubberquark
02. Sep 2016 · 12:13 UTC
The game was sluggish (on android) and there ever only seemed to be one kind of pickup.