Where can I go now? by Mirroar
Explore Space, gather resources, escape!
Beware of your health, it does not regenerate. Make sure you don't bump into too many aliens.
EDIT (12/29/2010): For the people who seemed to have problems with the applet, I added a windows .exe launcher and a macintosh .app.
Beware of your health, it does not regenerate. Make sure you don't bump into too many aliens.
EDIT (12/29/2010): For the people who seemed to have problems with the applet, I added a windows .exe launcher and a macintosh .app.
Ratings
| Coolness | 25% | 3 |
| Overall | 3.61 | 26 |
| Audio | 3.00 | 55 |
| Community | 4.08 | 10 |
| Fun | 3.50 | 33 |
| Graphics | 3.33 | 58 |
| Humor | 2.09 | 133 |
| Innovation | 3.28 | 61 |
| Theme | 3.56 | 49 |
The music was really southing and peaceful, though the BGM loops a little weird, sounds like a record needle being moved back into place.
The enemies felt like they didn't really provide a challenge other than being roadblocks when you get fast enough.
I could do with a logbook or the ability to replay the data logs, I did end up forgetting where I had to go.
All-in-all a fun few minutes spent, great job!
But then I can grow trees and see my nice little population build factories ...
I had some memories of starcontrol 2 for a few moments, which is good because that was one of my favourites.
This game is really really cool, it's relaxing, though entertaining and funny. I LIKE :-)
I had fun
If I get the time during the next days, I could try compiling the code into a standalone version again. Maybe that'll work better for you. But I'm not sure if / when I can make that happen.
It is somehow satisfying to gather all the needed resources to get the upgrades but then it falters. There is no long term goal and you're basically left with flying about and suck up whatever you can (shouldn't you get to be a black hole sometime? :) )
Also, read the text in game.
Really like this game. Desperately needs some form of healing though, and I think infinite upgrades would work very nicely. Music and graphics were good, and the upgrades system sort of tied it together. Nice work.
Btw, this only happened once, but one time I purchased an upgrade (the middle-bottom one I think) and ended up with negative energy. Like -76 or something. Can't seem to recreate the bug though.