Nessie: Hide 'n' Eat by Jerre
Nessie: Hide 'n' Eat
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You play as Nessie, the famous monster of Loch Ness. You need to eat, but do not want to make your self known. Eat the fish, and avoid the flashes of the ever increasing photographers.
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Since I did not have more time I made this in total in about 9 hours, still quite happy with how it turned out.
NOTE: 1-sep: I fixed a bug where you could be hit immediately by an appearing photographer, this was obviously not intended behaviour, so I hope it is not against the rules nor spirit. Otherwise imagine you still can be hit.
Have fun!
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You play as Nessie, the famous monster of Loch Ness. You need to eat, but do not want to make your self known. Eat the fish, and avoid the flashes of the ever increasing photographers.
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Since I did not have more time I made this in total in about 9 hours, still quite happy with how it turned out.
NOTE: 1-sep: I fixed a bug where you could be hit immediately by an appearing photographer, this was obviously not intended behaviour, so I hope it is not against the rules nor spirit. Otherwise imagine you still can be hit.
Have fun!
| Web (Unity) | http://www.jerreav.nl/LD33/Nessie/Nessie.html |
| Source | http://www.jerreav.nl/LD33/Nessie/Nessie%20source.zip |
| Original URL | https://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-33/?action=preview&uid=13020 |
Ratings
| Coolness | 39% | 1668 |
| Overall | 3.18 | 425 |
| Audio | 2.60 | 517 |
| Fun | 3.09 | 423 |
| Graphics | 2.82 | 609 |
| Innovation | 3.32 | 267 |
| Mood | 3.21 | 312 |
| Theme | 3.59 | 337 |
The idea of the coloured beams is really cool too.
I felt that it was a bit too easy to curl up into a corner and hide, so I think something to increase the pace / tension would help -- a hunger meter (as TerraCottaFrog says) or maybe the inabilty to stay still, or maybe some of the beams could move around.
I agree with what everyone has said about just hiding in a bunch in the corner though.
Also I have to disagree with your theming: Nessie's not a monster, she's just misunderstood!
Good job!