Monster Machine by jurnacsr
Monster Machine! The Terror Is Upon You!
Monster Machine is an incremental game in the style of Reactor Incremental. You can place structures, generate resources, and use those resources to research upgrades or place more structures.
Structures can generate monsters for your army, increasing the terror!
Other structures give you a portal into the world of the living, where you can unleash your creatures and fuel nightmares.
You can also build Labs to turn those nightmares into...more nightmares! Research upgrades to make your buildings stronger and more efficient.
Includes wicked tunes to keep you focused on bringing maximum horror to the living. Don't like it? You can mute it and all other sounds too! Silent Screams!
On the go? This baby works on the Samsung Galaxy S4 too. Doesn't seem to work on ios devices - probably a sound or file loading issue. Portable pandemonium!
Enjoy!
Monster Machine is an incremental game in the style of Reactor Incremental. You can place structures, generate resources, and use those resources to research upgrades or place more structures.
Structures can generate monsters for your army, increasing the terror!
Other structures give you a portal into the world of the living, where you can unleash your creatures and fuel nightmares.
You can also build Labs to turn those nightmares into...more nightmares! Research upgrades to make your buildings stronger and more efficient.
Includes wicked tunes to keep you focused on bringing maximum horror to the living. Don't like it? You can mute it and all other sounds too! Silent Screams!
On the go? This baby works on the Samsung Galaxy S4 too. Doesn't seem to work on ios devices - probably a sound or file loading issue. Portable pandemonium!
Enjoy!
| Web | http://srjurnack.net/monsterMachine/ |
| Source | https://github.com/jurnacsr/monsterMachine |
| Original URL | https://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-33/?action=preview&uid=16532 |
Good job.
I would have liked it if the game was more complex though, like if WHERE you placed things mattered rather than just the number that you had being the only variable.