Sorry probably not, I'm more likely to make a new car game than to update this one. I tried to update it a while back but decided it's better to make a new game instead, since I feel like an update to this one should definitely also support 60 FPS and this would be too hard to implement (the gameplay is unfortunately tied to the game speed and FPS in many parts of the code).
lol this is a proper good-bad game, I love the creepy weird music, the graphics (proper PS1 style, great) and the gameplay is a clever idea, but frustrating and hard. I enjoyed playing it but it's "bad" so that's a great gbtk sign. Good luck, this one is a solid contender to win the jam imo
Lol sorry about that, being a GBTK game I left that part more frustrating than it should be. It's not so much about moving fast but about moving in circles. You know it's "working" if you hear several takataktaktaka sounds one after the other, so try turning in circles at a moderate speed (and clockwise of course). Thanks for playing it!
Thanks!! I didn't play Colin McRae but I was always a fan of Sega Rally. My main inspiration was World Rally though, an old arcade machine game. Unfortunately I tried to update this to run at 60 FPS but the gameplay is so tied to the frame rate (my mistake from when I made it) that it was proving too hard. Sorry!
That one was meant to be a UFO that you could unlock as an easter egg but I ended up not including it out of laziness (and cause my attempts to draw a UFO weren't turning out very good lol)
Hi! To delete your save data, you have to go to this folder: "C:\Users\[your windows username]\AppData\Local\Opposite_Lock_Rally\Assets" and delete the file "progress.olr".
Thanks!! Glad you liked it! There are 7 cars and you unlock them by completing the tournaments. Note that after the 3 tournaments there's a "secret" race called Gymkhana Stadium that you unlock if you get the maximum points for each tournament (by placing 1st in all 3 races). Winning that race in tournament mode unlocks the 7th car. There's also a hidden 8th car that you get with a cheat, by typing "giorgiomoroder" as the name of player 2 in the options menu. If you are interested in old school indie games like this there's a somewhat similar car game by a dev called Vijuda, the game is called "Super Woden GP". Might be worth checking out. I admit I didn't play the final version yet but I played a demo once when I chatted with him for a bit (he's really cool) and the game was great.
I can't, sorry! I don't have that export for GMS. I tried to port it to HTML5 in the past but it was taking me too long to sort out the bugs so I decided to focus on making a new game these days.
This is INSANE!!! This collection of games manages to create fear and tension in a way that I never thought could be possible in 2D. And every single one is a brilliant concept. Adrien is truly the master of indie games right now
The concept of someone wondering if they pass or not is so completely alien to me since I don't look even 0,0000001% female so I know for a fact that I could never pass. I'm too lazy to play this game so I rate it nothing/nothing
Very cool!! You say it's inspired by Xorpl, which I had never heard of before, but this reminded me of an old java phone game called Bounce, where you play as a rubber ball. It's great that you made this a browser game. The controls, sounds and graphics are all good, doesn't disappoint for an Orange08 game.
I enjoyed this a lot, it's short but I appreciate it because it was satisfying to play. The controls are good, the graphics and sound are good (although I'm not a fan of "rotating" big pixels but I give it a pass here) and I like how it has an ending that wraps the story. Only thing I'd maybe change is adding some animation for the zombies when they die instead of having them disappear but that's okay. Great work! Edit: Oops I didn't realize this is still a WIP. Well this is a great start cause it already feels like a "complete" game despite being so short. Looking forward to the updates.
Thanks!! I think I could make an html5 version which runs on smartphones since I made this in Game Maker Studio and I can export it that way too (with some edits of course). But idk about making it into an actual app. I'm gonna look into this.
