Lizard Wizard by stevejohnson
You play a lizard who runs around in a cave eating flies that represent parts of random Wikipedia articles. Why? PLAY TO FIND OUT. (You will need the internet.)
Try not to ram flies into walls. You will regret it.
The post-compo Mac build has asynchronous networking and 100x better Wikipedia scraping. However, I did that stuff after the contest, so feel free to ignore it if you're voting.
Parry Hotter front by http://www.anke-art.de
Try not to ram flies into walls. You will regret it.
The post-compo Mac build has asynchronous networking and 100x better Wikipedia scraping. However, I did that stuff after the contest, so feel free to ignore it if you're voting.
Parry Hotter front by http://www.anke-art.de
Ratings
| Coolness | 28% | 3 |
| Overall | 3.00 | 89 |
| Audio | 3.13 | 50 |
| Community | 2.73 | 124 |
| Fun | 2.73 | 117 |
| Graphics | 2.80 | 122 |
| Humor | 3.38 | 22 |
| Innovation | 3.73 | 25 |
| Theme | 3.40 | 72 |
And WASD keys are not funny for non qwerty keyboards...
So It will be hard for me to rate the game. Sorry about this.
The window is 1280x720. Is that larger than your screen? (I realize the lack of a fullscreen option is an issue here.)
The control system feels nice, why the fuff with the Wikipedia articles. For me it could've also been simply flies. Plays nice, but there is absolutely no challenge.
The music is very fitting.
To fit the theme of course! What's so discoverable about boring old files? :-)
I'm working on a significant expansion to this that will integrate Wikipedia much better into the gameplay.
I'm still working on the game. I've got a textured background and an entirely mouse-based control scheme. Working on transition screens.