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You are the fighter agains intolerance! (the lactose one)

Submitted by Farinaceos (@MatheusFarina) — 1 day, 10 hours before the deadline

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This is a very fun interpretation of the theme, fight that intorlerance! The game seems to be nicely put together. I immediately noticed one thing that might be a feature, but was very annoying. The milk doesnt shoot from the middle of the model, it shoots from the side making it not a 4 axis weapon as you say in your GDD. It picks the side based on the movement that you have just completed when facing north or south. To me this was pretty annoying. The artwork on the game was amazing, it was great to see the progression of the designs and movement in the GDD. The GDD was very well put together and contained a lot of useful information. I think removing the time limit would also add an additional level of difficulty to see how long you can survive for, but that is just a personal preference. Overall the game is a great foundation and was very fun to play through. Great Job

Link to your Game Design Doc on Google Drive.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/11psl8q4HbKMGZPmjKrXeHojs9frWGiRsp87bxvXQh-o/edit?usp=sharing

Have you checked that your GDD is publicly accessible ?
Yes!

Is your game set to public on itch.io so we can see it?
Yes!

Summarise your game!
You are a Cow! A Weapon against the Intolerance (the lactose one) Move around a field finding and shooting milk in whoever is passing by. Move with WASD and shoot with Space or LMB

Please explain how your game fits the theme:
If milk were bullets, the cow would be a gun. This twist is what brought this game to life! (also i'm very lactose intolerant and love chocolate, so...)

Is there anything you'd like the judges to pay particular attention to?
The art was all done by a person that never touched videogame art before, and I can guarantee that it's the most impressive part of the game. Once I saw what kind of art I was receiving, it really made me step up my game and try my best to make a game that did justice to the art!