Lolcat. by AndrewBC
You're a lolcat. You must placate the zombies (spacebar), and dodge them (l/r or a/d). Watch out! You only have 9 lives! Last as long as you can.
Ratings
| Coolness | 4% | 110 |
| Overall | 2.17 | 143 |
| Audio | 1.10 | 146 |
| Community | 2.79 | 84 |
| Fun | 1.95 | 149 |
| Graphics | 2.68 | 102 |
| Humor | 3.06 | 22 |
| Innovation | 2.53 | 132 |
| Theme | 2.79 | 126 |
Sometimes my smiling zombie horde would desert me for no apparent reason. It also wasn't clear when your blood vomit attack would recharge.
After about five minutes, there were just too many evil incoming zombies for me to keep up.
I liked the unusual resolution, and the gameplay seemed surprisingly balanced (I see things like 9 lives and I get the fear).
Unfortunately, the game itself is pretty bland. There's not really much to it. You go left and right and if a zombie's near you you press space, and eventually you die. It would have been nice to have a bit more variation in there.
Still, a great attempt, and seriously, the cat looks superb. Great to read your journal too. Everyone has to have a first time, and even seasoned veterans seem to struggle at these competitions. I suppose that's what makes them so exciting! My own entry is pretty ropey, and I was amazed how fast the time crept up on me!
So yeah, I can see you've learnt a lot from this experience, and I'm sure you'll come back to the next competition and pull out something awesome ;) I love the sense of humour behind the idea!
The hit box for the barf didn't seem quite right, especially if you barf while walking.
I managed to crash it (list index out of range).
$ python the-lolcat.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "the-lolcat.py", line 145, in <module>
window.Window(**window_kwargs)
File "/mnt/data/Jeux/LD18/engine/window.py", line 48, in __init__
self.states = collections.OrderedDict()
AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'OrderedDict'