Lindsay by unicornpooping

made by unicornpooping for MINI34 (-)

I was inspired by my girlfriend, so I made a video game staring her.

You only use the mouse.

You click different areas in the back ground to enter them.

That's about it for now. I'm really thankful this was made. I have a great concept I'm going to build off of this entry. Hope you enjoy it!

I made everything myself in about 10 hours. I went with 18x64

Windows	http://briancavallaro.net/minild/lindsay.exe
Original URL	https://ludumdare.com/compo/minild-34/?action=preview&uid=12751

Feedback

🎤 unicornpooping

17. May 2012 · 02:05 UTC

And you don't "lick" anything in this game, you "click." Should have read that before i hit submit, now I can't change it! Derr.

ilo

17. May 2012 · 02:19 UTC

There's a link to edit your entry on the 'view all entries' page. Only found it because I made some errors when submitting my own game. :)

🎤 unicornpooping

17. May 2012 · 04:36 UTC

found it! thanks :-)

🎤 unicornpooping

18. May 2012 · 13:00 UTC

Also, I'd take 10 hours with a grain of salt. I spent half the time playing Minecraft of Xbox. Lol.

MadGnomeGamer

18. May 2012 · 20:03 UTC

I was going to say...this game was inspired by your girlfriend, you lick background objects to enter them??

MadGnomeGamer

18. May 2012 · 20:06 UTC

Interesting! Good use of the resoloution, I must say. Catchy music, too. Couldn't figure out how to finish the game.

onefineline

19. May 2012 · 03:50 UTC

Not to sound rude, but this game was really dumb, but in a silly, cute and enjoyable kind of way. lol ; )

AirRider3

19. May 2012 · 13:58 UTC

Windows... :(

marudziik

19. May 2012 · 15:11 UTC

I like the overall feel, but I wish I knew more what to do (I went into woods, into cavern, I managed to light the torch, don't know what's next), but I get the general idea and quite like it. Though it's not really 18x64, is it? I mean, I can see that graphics are, but background is moving fluently so it's not like a game in 18x64px, scaled up? :>

🎤 unicornpooping

19. May 2012 · 18:30 UTC

There isn't anything to do. It's really a tech demo. And yes, everything was scaled up. I'd t think about the fluid movement. Oh well! It really inspired me, and I'm already building off what little I've done here. I'm super happy :-)

ilo

20. May 2012 · 08:41 UTC

Normally I'd expect people to use the height of the resolution more because it's not very wide, but you turned that constraint into a mechanic, which is cool.

And if you got a good idea out of it too, great!