LD22: A dual-project dare
This LD (like LD20) I decided to make an adventure sort of game. Not an arcade game like I usually make, but something that involves a big space to move around in.
Needless to say, I failed both times. The first time because I tried to write an efficient tile map renderer from scratch, and the second because I got caught up in making my chunked, randomly-generated map work while avoiding floating-point inaccuracies.
So, after a particularly nasty bug involving the doors and still not having collision, I decided to scrap that project about 6 hours before the deadline and make a different one.
This new project, Asteroids: Alone Edition is what happens when you take the theme too literally and apply it to an old game. Simply put, it’s asteroids minus the asteroids. Well, except the main menu, where the AI plays.
I finished it up in about four or five hours, and submitted early.
…Success?
(Most of that time was spent tweaking the AI. Make sure not to ignore it when you play my game!)
Play my entry, Asteroids: Alone Edition.
Or play the original, unfinished project, Return to Solitude (Controls: WASD, hold shift to run.)
