Monster Mind by Pitzik4
I had a bunch of stuff going on over the weekend, so this wasn't going to be much good one way or the other. I took the opportunity to experiment with an engine and genre I'm not familiar with.
My Ludum Dare experiments rarely turn out well, and this is certainly no exception. Heck, it's hardly even a game. I'm always glad to try something new, but players beware.
My Ludum Dare experiments rarely turn out well, and this is certainly no exception. Heck, it's hardly even a game. I'm always glad to try something new, but players beware.
| Web (HTML5) | https://pitzik4.github.io/games/ld33/ |
| Original URL | https://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-33/?action=preview&uid=8883 |
Feedback
Daniel X. Moore
27. Aug 2015 · 02:31 UTC
Neat concept, definitely a little buggy but it looks like it could be the start of a fun game.
Two Scoop Games
27. Aug 2015 · 02:47 UTC
I liked the graphics, and the jumping/shooting action. The walls were sticky and clunky to get off of, and I'm not sure what the other shooter people were for.
SKT
28. Aug 2015 · 13:53 UTC
Fun little game, too bad there isn't a score. Graphics are nice.
mantis
31. Aug 2015 · 09:00 UTC
Cool idea, love the design on the characters :)
shawn42
06. Sep 2015 · 01:26 UTC
I like the style of this game, but it's a little too glitchy. I'm still not sure what space was supposed to do. Pretty impressive for learning a new genre and engine. Needs some work, but there's a good core here.
jimmypaulin
07. Sep 2015 · 12:25 UTC
Really clever idea, I liked the hulking monsters very much - however seriously, IS IT FUR, OR SLIME?!!! I NEED TO KNOW! It's like a slimy slug up those walls, but like a big furry dog when sloping along ... hahahaha this really made me laugh and it was very satisfying to take over and execute. The minimalist soundscape reminded me of a heartbeat which actually upped the tension considerably. More please!