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Moonlight (a game by its cover)
This month's TIGSource competition is "A game by its cover" - find a fake game box art and write a game for it (which puts poor Stomp! on hold for a bit, sorry giant-stomping fans)
I found this and decided to make a platformer where you play music by landing on the platforms.
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Stomp! Work in progress
Managed to get some free time this weekend so I've made a start on a new game - Stomp!
Beginnings of an RPG where you play an unfortunate giant, shunned by society and suffering from a rather empty stomach...Not a lot of RPG yet - I've mostly been working on the general mayhem and destruction part of it. Built in Unity3d (sorry linux folks) and using frogames.net's protopack for the models (coz I'm lazy like that).
Inspiration for the game from Nic who suggested a falling giant game where you try and cause as much damage as possible when you land... that still might make it in :)
Click to the full article for the game...
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Fork my lift - Mini Ludum Dare #19
This weekend is Mini Ludum Dare number 19 - and I figured I'd give it a go: except for me a 48 hour code-fest weekend turns into a 4 hour code-fest evening and a couple of hours the next morning...
Still, thought I should try and code something anyway.
This mini-LD's theme was "Industry", which to me sparks images of factories, and therefore the ubiquitous Crate. Crates are in absolutely everything but how did they get there?
Fork lifts of course!
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Shooting Gallery
Everyone needs a good old ducks-on-rails style shooting gallery.. no?
Well, tough, you've got one.
Except given my artistic abilities it's not ducks, it's concrete slabs. Meh, you gets what you pays for.
Click to shoot.
Post your high scores in the comments if you're into that sort of thing.
(NB: requires Unity Web Player plugin if you've not already got it - sadly it's Windows/Mac only - no Linux version)
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