The concept is really good, but it sometimes the camera glitches out of the level, such as in eguneys screenshot. Sometimes it is even possible to have both the ghost and the body exist at the same time. Otherwise great game, amazing job!
Interesting concept! The graphics really remind me of old games, good job on that! Also, make sure to deactivate mobs when I'm in a conversation, otherwise you can get killed while chatting. Good job!
That moment when you try to craft water and you create a bomb instead, ugh, I hate it when that happens. Interesting game, took me a bit to understand what I was supposed to do. Nice job!
Ok, there are a lot of problems that you are presenting to me, so I'll talk about each one separately.
Game screen
I didn't expect someone to have a lower resolution that the game's resolution. Perhaps going into fullscreen might help. I'll definitely look after this next update.
Tutorial
A tutorial will be added next update as there are many people saying that the game is difficult to understand, requiring me to give them a more detailed explanation of the game.
Buying factories
The game's main resource are coins. These coins can be obtained by clicking on asteroids with miner ships (such as the ones you spawned with at the beginning of the game). Give them time, as one ship takes 5 seconds to farm 2 coins. The asteroids will be eventually destroyed, so keep checking the miner ships. In the build mode, click the Factory and it will prompt you to place it on the map. If you don't have enough coins, you can't place a factory. If this happens, presa right click to get out of tiled mode.
Note: The structure you spawn with at the beginning of the game is a factory.
Buying ships
Buying ships can be done by clicking on a factory. This will bring up a menu similar to the build menu.
Buying ships works similar to buying this, except two things:
-Buying ships doesn't prompt you into tiled mode and instead spawns the ship next to the selected factory
-You can only buy a limited amount of ships per factory. This number can be seen next to the "Available ships" text. You can buy a new ship every 30 seconds, this can be seen under the "Available ships" text. Researching works in the same way.
Controlling ships
To control ships, click and hold, then drag your mouse. This will bring up a rectangle. Every allied ship in the rectangle will be selected upon release. To attack an asteroid/enemy, make sure you have some ships selected, then click on the enemy. Miner ships cannot attack enemy ships, and fighter ships can attack asteroids, but will not receive any coins.
You can have an easier time controlling the ships by grouping them. To do this, select some ships, and press Left CTRL+a number from 1 to 9. After that, pressing a number will select all ships associated with the group that number represent. Pressing again that same number will move your view to those ships.
Note: Associating ships with a group will kick all other ships associated with that same group, unless they are also selected upon association.
Objective
The objective is to destroy the 4 enemy ship spawners that are on the 4 sides of the map. You can view them easier by zooming out and moving your cursor to one side of the screen.
Too many controls
Indeed, there are many controls to be used. Not all controls are essential, but they will help you a lot if used effectively.
Fun game to play when you're bored! I would suggest a new difficulty without extra lives and perhaps even more meteors and ships, to add to the extra challenge!
Glad you like the game! Indeed, the ships need some pathfinding added to them. Currently, they go to the center of the map and attack everything in their path. Knowing this, you can easily setup your base and build an army without getting attacked.
It took me a bit to figure out the controls. The game is challenging, but as Cassie suggests, sometimes it feels like I can't do anything to land a jump.
Interesting game, definitely couldn't beat it first try. My only problem was with the controls, as pushing W and S at the same time and then releasing would make my character move in a direction without even doing anything.
About the starting ships, that was my bad, I have updated the game recently and forgot to change the game's description. You should start with only 2 ships.
About the controls, click and hold, then drag the mouse. This will cause a rectangle to appear. All of your ships who are in this rectangle will get selected. Attacking asteroids or enemy ships can be done by pressing click on them while having ships selected. In order to farm resources from asteroids, you have to use Miner Ships(such as the 2 ships you spawned with). Ships attacking you can be destroyed with Fighter Ships(or other ships unlockable in the Research Facility). Ships can be spawned with a Factory(such as the structure that spawned along with the Miner Ships). Opening Factories or Research Facilities can be done by simply clicking on them. This will bring up a menu similar to the build menu. Once you are done, you can press E to close the menu.
The game is pretty fun, I really liked that the player can move while equipping items instead of being locked in place like I initially expected. The game could've used more levels though.
As stated in the ZombieCurse's game page, the controls are as follow:
A and D - movement
H - basic attack
J - first ability
K - second ability
Escape - pause
If you are wondering how you are supposed to jump, you can't. You have to use the different green and blue jump pads to navigate the map(if there are any).
I'm sorry for the UI problem, as I didn't take into consideration ultrawide screens. In fact, I didn't even know many the possible screen resolutions until you posted your comment. The intention of my game was to offer a challenge, but it wasn't meant to be THAT hard! Thanks for sharing your experience, this was quite eye opening, as I realize now that I have this problem for many of my games.
Thanks for the idea! I was originally planning to make a gamemode in which you would survive against zombies, with upgrades, status and many things... I then realized I had no time, so I decided to stick with the online version.
Andrew's Party Games is a game that contains 10 mini-games with different variations that can be played by anybody, requiring 2 buttons and the controls for moving around. The game supports 2 players on the keyboard and another 16 players on the controllers(joysticks, gamepads, etc...). The mini-games usually take a few seconds up to 3 minutes.
