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A breath of fresh air!!
Really neat idea! I included it in a compilation video from this jam, if you would like to take a look :)
https://youtu.be/woCYO0cUTzg
We have written an article detailing our experiences playing this nice piece of entertainment you did. Be sure to check it on our website:
I don't know if I was having a bad day or what, but toward the end of this gameplay I destroyed my keyboard lol. Good game otherwise. Might be an idea to consider making it a mobile app if you haven't already? Control the wind with your finger (or by tilting via gyro) and have speed icons off to the side. Just a thought. Enjoyed it anyway!
I've been playing this for half an hour, couldn't finish it (one of the fans didn't get activated) but I really enjoyed it
Tested on Windows by the way, and works perfectly
Since the game is too large I recommend making a map like in the metroidvania games
Be the wind.
A non-violent game made on C++/ SDL2 for #familiargamejam6 in 48 hours by The Marlboro Man.
The theme for this edition was "No characters"; thus, the game portrays no sentient beings.
The game runs windowed (by default in a 800x500 resolution) and is played with the cursor keys by default (you can customize your controls from the main menu). Use the up-down cursors and space/enter to navigate the main menu. Use the escape key to go back to the main menu or exit the game.
Linux and Windows builds are provided. Windows builds may crash or be unstable on virtual machines but have been successfully executed on real installations. Feel free to contact if you have problems running it.
Code available at https://github.com/TheMarlboroMan/go-fgj6
Have fun!
#other
Version 1.1.1 is out, the only difference here is that there is a Credits section, to properly give attribution to everybody. The other releases have been removed to avoid confusion.
It has been a while since I built this so maybe it won't run in current linux-based systems. As a response, a recent AppImage build for this game is available at the "builds" page.
If you want to know what an AppImage is, check out https://appimage.org/
New version out!. This time is final :D.
Post jam event and new build.
Post development thoughts.
