Adrift by johnl

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made by johnl for LD22 (COMPO)
Move with the arrow keys or WASD, drag the camera around with the mouse. I was hoping to get a more automatic camera sorted but you know how it is. The ending doesn't quite end properly, but other than that I am really pleased with how it works.

.jar file mirror: http:/www.jwlawson.co.uk/files/adrift.jar
source code mirror: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/32480884/adrift.zip

Made in Java using LibGDX. This was my first Ludum Dare competition and I thoroughly enjoyed it, but probably not as much as I will enjoy getting some sleep.

Ratings

Coolness 54% 3
Overall 2.41 478
Audio 1.71 467
Community 2.63 277
Fun 2.00 492
Graphics 2.44 402
Humor 1.75 360
Innovation 2.19 435
Mood 2.21 392
Theme 2.75 302

Feedback

xilefian
19. Dec 2011 · 13:44 UTC
It's a maze game with things that shoot at you and obstacles that delay you, it kept me on my toes with running and dodging, i did eventually die, it felt like i wasn't really progressing, seeing the same graphics over and over
gebirgsbaerbel
19. Dec 2011 · 15:04 UTC
I liked the game, especially the sentence on the first platform: "First line of this story"
saint11
20. Dec 2011 · 20:48 UTC
Good game, but I think the level design could be improved a little, also checkpoints, hearts and reduced difficulty would make the game more "beatble" :D
SusanTheCat
22. Dec 2011 · 21:40 UTC
It took me a while to figure out that I had to move the screen and my little guy.
I liked the story spots.
Make A Game
28. Dec 2011 · 14:49 UTC
I got lost *cries*. =) I realy enjoyed getting lost in this maze game. Having an automatic camera would be great but this is an awesome work for a 48h entry nonetheless. The hero is very cute and the graphics are neat overall.
This is a wonderfull first entry! Keep giving us games :P.
bach
29. Dec 2011 · 23:17 UTC
Nice :) I was a little bit lost not knowing what to do but I still enjoyed it.
KevinWorkman
11. Apr 2012 · 01:34 UTC
(Blatant self-advertising ahead)

Nice little game, but you might consider using Static Void Games instead of dropbox- it's designed for Java/Processing developers and comes in handy for contests like Ludum Dare. Just upload a jar and a thumbnail image, and you have a full website for your game showcasing applet, webstart, and downloadable jar version of your game. Check it out if you get a chance: http://StaticVoidGames.com