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A jam submission

Evac Havoc 2: Floating BoogalooView game page

The Rapture is here... but so is Johnny!
Submitted by Inglo Games — 13 minutes, 15 seconds before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Controls#63.3853.385
Fun#72.9232.923
Theme#83.8463.846
Originality#83.2313.231
Overall#83.1923.192
Graphics#132.7692.769
Audio#163.0003.000

Ranked from 13 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Godot Version
3.2 Beta 1

Source
https://github.com/Inglo-Games/EvacHavoc2

Game Description
The Rapture is here... but so is Johnny!

Discord Username
InherentlyGloomy#8842

Participation Level
Third time

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Comments

Submitted

Whoopsie, crashed into a rock, say sorry to Johnny Harper for me!

Well done, I especially liked the amount of detail you were able to put in, like the falling debris and the applause. I would have liked a better overview like being able to zoom out. Also a list of available controls on the game's page or during the tutorial had been a plus, I had to guess how to move the helicopter (although guessing was not too hard here).

To increase the tension of the game maybe have the islands go down slowly? You'd have to rescue people on the lowest islands first.

Developer

Thanks for the comments.  I had wanted to make the islands float away or even disintegrate but I didn't have enough time to make it work.  

Submitted(+1)

That was pretty fun! I would have enjoyed more intense helicopter controls, but overall pretty neat.

Developer(+1)

Thanks :)

Most of this was thrown together in the last 48 hours so there was a lot I didn't get to add.  I had to keep it short and simple.

Submitted

Next time, a meganatural disaster.

How did you got the parallax working? I could not figure it out.

Developer

Parallax is done using a separate layer node for each portion of the background.  The "scale" attribute is used to set how much each layer moves in relation to the player.  You can check out the "level_template.tscn" file in the source code to see how it was done here.

Also, thank you for playing!

Submitted

Pretty clear code in your project compared to my entry! Turns out I did the same for parallax, but with me it did not work. Perhaps because of  a different version of godot?