QUENGON DUNGEON RELAY by d_m
So, the big idea here is that on the top level you can move sideways (through the doors) and hand off 0-3 of your items to another elf (just like you). Or you can descend into the dungeon.
The dungeon is infinitely deep and there are infintely many side-by-side zones. Monsters do respawn but items and gold don't, so once you clear a level it's never worth coming back. Players have separate inventories and HP but have shared time and gold.
I wish there was music and I wish the sound effects worked better. The game seems to go OK but it has very few frills. I'm kind of sad it ended up feeling a little like a Zelda 1 clone (since I like the Dungeon Relay angle). Didn't have time to implement more of the items/monsters I was excited about.
Only source right now... I will try to port to py2exe and py2app when I have access to those platforms.
The dungeon is infinitely deep and there are infintely many side-by-side zones. Monsters do respawn but items and gold don't, so once you clear a level it's never worth coming back. Players have separate inventories and HP but have shared time and gold.
I wish there was music and I wish the sound effects worked better. The game seems to go OK but it has very few frills. I'm kind of sad it ended up feeling a little like a Zelda 1 clone (since I like the Dungeon Relay angle). Didn't have time to implement more of the items/monsters I was excited about.
Only source right now... I will try to port to py2exe and py2app when I have access to those platforms.
| Linux | http://bitbucket.org/d_m/quengon |
| Source | https://bitbucket.org/d_m/quengon/downloads/quengon.tar.gz |
| Original URL | https://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-20/?action=preview&uid=4106 |
Ratings
| Coolness | 0% | 243 |
| Overall | 3.14 | 99 |
| Audio | 2.88 | 81 |
| Community | 2.69 | 138 |
| Fun | 3.38 | 63 |
| Graphics | 2.89 | 148 |
| Humor | 2.43 | 148 |
| Innovation | 2.63 | 191 |
| Theme | 2.88 | 115 |
Feedback
mjb67
02. May 2011 · 11:06 UTC
The potential is really obvious here - good attempt!
spoon
03. May 2011 · 10:59 UTC
That was cool!
Endurion
05. May 2011 · 12:26 UTC
Aww, looks lovely. Please provide a Windows executable!
Dark Acre Jack
06. May 2011 · 22:54 UTC
Unable to evalute Linux-only stuff, but this -looks- cool. Will check back later.
Kynrael
07. May 2011 · 17:35 UTC
Needs windows exe :)
Cirrial
08. May 2011 · 15:14 UTC
Couldn't get it to run, but I've had problems getting pygame to run on my system in the past. Sorry. :(
venzon
08. May 2011 · 20:40 UTC
This is a good idea and is reasonably well executed despite the unfinished bits. Didn't have any problem getting it to run on Ubuntu. Nice work!
mwest
13. May 2011 · 20:20 UTC
Looks promising, but I only maintain a Linux install at work where I can't play... Generally do my gaming on Windows, so a Windows executable would've been nice :-/