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Hi there,
this time we tried to learn new things.
Therefore we used for the first time HTML5 and JavaScript.
STORY:
We made up a tiny little game called "Luigi - Mastering Energy".
You are Luigi and your task is to reach the next dimension trough an gate.
Therefore you have to use your "unconventional weapon" ENERGY to activate elements in the right order.
You have an battery pack attached, which has a certain amount of
energy to activate elements. This energy also represents you health, so
be careful.
On you way trough the dimension your environment changes. Everything
speeds up and costs more energy. So don't get destroyed too often and
try to reach an high level.
HINT: If you're LOW on energy you can use the generator ( at the bottom left of the screen) to charge.
CONTROLS:
Left/A: Left
Right/B: Right
Up/W: Jump
R: restart
TOOLS: XHTML, JavaScript with EaselJS, GIMP, BFXR & BoscaCeoil
CREDITS:
ForsakenLLamas Team | http://www.forsaken-llamas.de
Christian Born - game design and programming
Thomas Rossow - game design and programming
Christian 'Rubelli' Zirkelbach - game design, graphics and sound
Have Fun and see you on next LD in august!
Rubelli @ ForsakenLlamas (Jam Team)
Downloads and Links
Ratings
| #2292 | Coolness | 17% |
Comments
An interesting game, but I missed the
theme.
I like the character-design.
Interesting game, it was a fun concept. I'd love to see it expanded with more levels.
Nice concept, but it seems to be very repetitive, as all the levels were almost the same and not that challenging. Luigi looks cute. :)
Good concept. More levels would add a lot of fun. I found the bg music a little bit repetitive.
Interesting concet, took me a while to understand what I was supposed to do. I think the mechanic has a lot of potential though and it has been realized very well with the visuals.
Interesting, but I felt that things weren't well explained. I didn't immediately realize that I first had to "unlock" the elements and then charge objects which looked different from the lock.
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this was a very net game