Bummer. Thanks for trying! You can run the source code directly with Godot 4.3 if you know how to use it. https://github.com/Mushroom-Queen/AlienBaby (You can clearly see the last git commit was before the voting period.)
Loved it! You did a really good job balancing the boss against what the player is able to do and dodge. The hardest part for me was the control scheme was a little unintuitive.
Don't run it as the root user. (Or any game, Administrative access on your computer should be dealt with carefully.) Helpful hint, if an application complains about permissions, it's often because it's missing execute permissions, not because you don't have administrative right. (That's something I've run into personally.)
Try this: Download a fresh copy, Right click, go to properties, under permission enable execute as a program. Then double click the icon in the file manager.
Or if you prefer command line:
chmod 755 ./Downloads/AlienBaby_x86_64
./Downloads/AlienBaby_x86_64
Sorry for the issue! I bet that can get it working. :)
Really fun, only critique is the controls were a bit hard to use. I'd suggest having a small area where your mouse is kept within, so that circling is relative to the bound mouse instead of where the player is located on the screen. Just to make it easier to control. Overall well done!
Drone Adventure is an open-world drone game with guns. Pilot a small drone in a massive world to explore. If you like freestyle in any other drone game, this is a sandbox for you to scratch your droning itch.
Collect crystals for upgrades.
Explore three distinct interconnected areas within the game.
Fend off hoards of UFOs.
Modify procedurally generated terrain by blowing it up. Love this game and want to add to it? Drone Adventure is fully open-source, and those who want to are encouraged to add to it!
Thank you for the wonderful feedback! I'll admit, you are meant to select the 'Trade' option. The other game mode still needs a lot of love. Really good idea for packaging! I'm new to Windows apps so this kind of feedback is very helpful.
I'm sorry it's not working better for you! On the start up screen in the game, you can turn down the effects in settings. At the end of the day this game needs a good bit of power to run all the lighting effects. You also need a GPU that can run an updated version of Vulkan. If the game wont launch at all you can get it to run using opengl3, but it will break the visuals. (From CMD add --rendering-driver opengl3)
Thank you for doing that! Tested it out and it works for the most part. Sometimes it crashes on level reset, and I don't hear any audio. Other than that it plays really smooth on Linux. Just a note, it might be helpful to some if you add a goal like this in the game: Use your gun and multi-jump ability to navigate the level and take down the boss.
