1625 by voidah
Inspired by the theme Tiny World, and by the so-addictive Plants vs Zombies game, 1625 is a game that give an humoristic look at the current conflict between the students and the government here in Quebec.
Made in c++ and opengl under linux.
Edit: Now works in Linux and Windows.
Made in c++ and opengl under linux.
Edit: Now works in Linux and Windows.
| Windows (bin) | http://pub.pwel.org/ld23/1625_windows_bin.zip |
| Windows (src) | http://pub.pwel.org/ld23/1625_windows_src.zip |
| Linux | http://pub.pwel.org/ld23/ludumdare23.zip |
| Gameplay video | http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c91qfTUiJyQ |
| Timelapse | http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=viaPiR17pr4 |
| Original URL | https://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-23/?action=preview&uid=11635 |
Ratings
| Coolness | 33% | 851 |
| Overall | 2.47 | 735 |
| Fun | 1.94 | 816 |
| Graphics | 2.18 | 770 |
| Humor | 2.36 | 361 |
| Innovation | 1.65 | 887 |
| Mood | 1.69 | 848 |
| Theme | 2.00 | 837 |
The idea was good, but I didn't see much game. I placed some students and when they died I tried placing some more with mixed results and no real visual feedback as to why.
I think I got the same score as what's in your screenshot too.
A README describing what libraries are necessary and how to build it would be great.
Tested on linux 64 bit but should work on linux 32 bit too if you recompile. Quick and dirty instructions to build and test:
- You should have the following dependencies installed: GLEW, sfml, devil (not only the libs, but also the -dev package)
- Download zip file
- unzip ludumdare23.zip
- cd ludumdare23/tak
- touch Makefile.dep
- make depend
- make
- cd ..
- touch Makefile.dep
- make depend
- make
- make run
- voila! :)
Gameplay: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c91qfTUiJyQ
timelapse: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=viaPiR17pr4
Quite good, but it seems there wasn't much skill involved as the best strategy was to place the same number of students in each row (maybe?). Also once the guys with guns came out it was only a matter of time until you got game over and so you didn't really have any control over the outcome. But maybe that was the point you were trying to make? :)
tried running the windows version in WINE but crashes immediately on startup