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Pretty nice game, cant wait to see how you improve it. I included it in part 5 of my Cyberpunk Jam compilation video series, if you'd like to check it out :) youtu.be/P6obB1Kzapo
I liked the atmosphere; the world I was in felt really big. the gun felt good too. I think I completely misinterpreted the game [referring to your description], but at first it felt like I was in a busy city. I thought the lasers or bullets were distant cars down on a highway. I still don't know what was going [I feel like I was meant to], but really liked what I saw.
Re:Running Smoother
It turns out there's 50 billion shots flying out into space instead of despawning because I changed how shots work without- blargh. Hotfix dropping from orbit
This is amazing. I hope it runs smother in the future, because right now it's too hard to play being so choppy.
BIGGER
#cyberpunkjam submission from Loon of Nature, did not quite finish it, even after scrapping half the original concept. It'll be updated after the voting ends with stuff. Like win/loss conditions.
You've allied with rebel rabble temporarily to knock over a Sec outpost. Little do they know valuable corporate tech lies among the contraband. Leverage your allies to your advantage then get in there before they can loot the place.
CREDITS:
Unity, for letting everyone use their engine for free.
Blender for the same
GIMP for ^^
DarkWaveStudio(free) combined with Alchemy VST(free)
I used a low octave A# on a synth instrument to get the pew pewer effect.
The Follwoing Unity packages were used in this game :NGUI, UFPS, RAIN 2(also free)
Without which this would probably have been a neon let's go for a walk simulation(or maybe I'd have spent more time on programming than art BUT WHO KNOWS)
Font - Cyberpunk is Not Dead by Mihajlo Vitezovic aka Aurelius via daFont.com
How Could I not use a font named that for this
Music Track "Anxiety Attack" by Neon Shudder via bandcamp.
I turned the music off while working on the game and in my last minute panic compile forgot to turn it back on, but still, it was nice of @thecoffeepunk to offer their songs to everyone in the jam. Go to his bandcamp and load up the first song of cataphractals while you play and you'll get the idea. It's amazing how a good track can gloss over a whole lot of awkwardness.
Special Thanks to Tucker Small for telling me about the Cyber Punk Jam.
