I continued development of this game in a separate repo at github.com/SnoringCatGames/meteor_power.
A point-and-click AI platformer.
Build solar stations, connect power lines, and collect more energy before you run out and overwhelmed by meteors!
Ludum Dare is a semi-annual event where people create a game over the weekend. Ludum Dare is a ranked competition, with a clever voting system that gets more eyes on your game when you in turn rate other games. There are two tracks you can participate in:
- In the "Compo" track, you must create all your own art, music, sounds, etc. from scratch, work by yourself, and finish within 48 hours.
- In the "Jam" track, you can work with a team, you can use art, code, music, sounds, etc. that already existed or was created by someone else, and you get 72 hours to finish.
Additionally, the games all follow some central theme, which is only announced at the start of the jam.
I worked solo and created everything during the event. Except of course for my Scaffolder and Surfacer frameworks (which is fine, you're allowed to use pre-existing code).
"Delay the inevitable"
- Mouse and keyboard.
- A/S/D/Q/W/E to select a bot.
- Left-click on a platform to move the bot.
- Left-click a station button to do that command.
- Right-click to cancel a command.
- Godot: Game engine.
- Piskel: Pixel-art image editor.
- Aseprite: Pixel-art image editor.
- Bfxr: Sound effects editor.
- DefleMask: Chiptune music tracker.
- Surfacer: Framework for procedural path-finding across 2D platforms.
- Scaffolder: Framework for general app and UI infrastructure.
- SurfaceTiler: Framework for "next-level" autotiling.
NOTE: This repo uses Git submodules to include frameworks.
To learn more about how the code works, checkout the Surfacer and Scaffolder READMEs.
- All code is published under the MIT license.
- All art assets (files under
assets/images/
,assets/music/
, andassets/sounds/
) are published under the CC0 1.0 Universal license. - This project depends on various pieces of third-party code that are licensed separately. Here are lists of these third-party licenses: