Yogo Grenade by jongtao
Yogo Grenade is short for "You Only Get One Holy Hand Grenade"!
The goal of the game is to stay alive for as long as possible!
Will you be a be able to hold off a Fibonacci series of bunnies?
It was written in C++ with only Allegro.
Making Your Own Maps
====================
You can make your own maps! There's the map.txt as an example. 'M' are the wall tiles and, 'S' is the player spawn, and 'E' is Rabbit spawn. Don't put more than 256 characters for each line or over 1024 lines, because I didn't get to rewriting my C arrays to grow dynamically.
Running the game on Windows
===========================
Run the executable "yogo-grenade.exe" to play the game!.
It crashes on exit, though. I don't really know why
Running the game on Linux
=========================
Run the executable "yogo-grenade" to play the game!
The most common missing dependency is "libdumb1". Make sure you have it installed before you run the game. On any Linux distribution, just use your favourite package manager!
For instance, on Ubuntu or any Debian-like distribution, the command is "apt-get install libdumb1"
If your machine is behind on shared libraries, use "ldd yogo-grenade" to see all of its dependencies.
Edits
=====
The resources are now in a folder called "resources", since it was hard to find the executable among the resource files.
I editted the sound levels, since some people said the sounds of the bunnies was deafening.
Fixed a bug where bunnies kept getting stuck at walls.
I changed the bunny cap, since most peoples' computers seem to be able to handle the game at a decent performance.
The goal of the game is to stay alive for as long as possible!
Will you be a be able to hold off a Fibonacci series of bunnies?
It was written in C++ with only Allegro.
Making Your Own Maps
====================
You can make your own maps! There's the map.txt as an example. 'M' are the wall tiles and, 'S' is the player spawn, and 'E' is Rabbit spawn. Don't put more than 256 characters for each line or over 1024 lines, because I didn't get to rewriting my C arrays to grow dynamically.
Running the game on Windows
===========================
Run the executable "yogo-grenade.exe" to play the game!.
It crashes on exit, though. I don't really know why
Running the game on Linux
=========================
Run the executable "yogo-grenade" to play the game!
The most common missing dependency is "libdumb1". Make sure you have it installed before you run the game. On any Linux distribution, just use your favourite package manager!
For instance, on Ubuntu or any Debian-like distribution, the command is "apt-get install libdumb1"
If your machine is behind on shared libraries, use "ldd yogo-grenade" to see all of its dependencies.
Edits
=====
The resources are now in a folder called "resources", since it was hard to find the executable among the resource files.
I editted the sound levels, since some people said the sounds of the bunnies was deafening.
Fixed a bug where bunnies kept getting stuck at walls.
I changed the bunny cap, since most peoples' computers seem to be able to handle the game at a decent performance.
Ratings
| Coolness | 74% | 3 |
| Overall | 2.59 | 815 |
| Audio | 2.35 | 578 |
| Fun | 2.68 | 630 |
| Graphics | 2.46 | 729 |
| Humor | 3.06 | 201 |
| Innovation | 2.27 | 857 |
| Mood | 2.41 | 741 |
| Theme | 2.68 | 597 |
I would have expected the rabbits killing me but they were rather harmless. ;)
Did fall off the map at one point but could not go anywhere or restart from the red death screen.
I also enjoyed the Monty Python reference.
Fun little game :D