A Man from the Docks by TheDanielBerry
I personally hated this theme so I ignored it. Basically I made an adventure game. You must defeat Ian before he uses your girlfriend Sarah to delete all of reality. This action packed rpg includes pirates, knights, sailing, two unique boss fights, and a quirky soundtrack. Also remember to keep your expectations low because its still a crap story, but pretty decent gameplay. *Note - If a place will not open on the map then you have not unlocked it yet.
Ratings
| Coolness |
58% |
3 |
| Overall |
2.82 |
929 |
| Audio |
2.19 |
853 |
| Fun |
2.65 |
864 |
| Graphics |
2.34 |
1066 |
| Humor |
2.52 |
381 |
| Innovation |
2.15 |
1181 |
| Mood |
2.39 |
1011 |
| Theme |
2.33 |
1311 |
Feedback
*spoiler alert*
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Right now I've gotten up to the ship to leave for the Devil's Dome. I move the square to it and press shift, but nothing seems to happen. Same for the other areas... am I doing something wrong?
I got the sword from the king but i still cannot select a destination to travel with the boat. What key do I have to press to select a destination?
Enough criticisms, I actually enjoyed the game quite a bit. Even though the last boss fight was kind of confusing, it was still pretty damn fun. Once I accepted that the beam must be dealing damage, it became a fairly intense battle of fending off the hordes of zombies while aiming and timing my blast of light correctly. I think if you took the quirky component of the music and simply extended it, say, 1 minute loops rather than the 5 or 10 seconds or whatever they are, the soundtrack would actually be pretty sweet. The "mspaint" style graphics are actually appealing to a lot of people, I just wish they had animations, even crappy ones. A flash of red and a sound effect when you hurt something and when you get hurt, slight "doodads" and variations in the environment, little animations here and there, these things go a long way to polish the game and make it "feel" more responsive and alive. The game honestly reminds me a lot of a game I used to love to play when I was younger called "Well of Souls" by Synthetic Reality (link below if you don't know it). I mean this as a great compliment.
With quite a bit of polish and more content and some more mechanics, this could actually be a really sweet game. You should definitely continue working on it. Lots of people (myself included) actually really crave these kinds of quirky games. Overall, well done.