Post-compo Update

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Hyperlink Your Heart @hyperlinkyourheart

11 years ago

Post-compo Update

Taking some of the criticism received on board I created a new build with the original WASD control scheme restored. With an enlarged attack effectiveness radius this works much better than it did during the jam, and it is more intuitive than the mouse-look controls that I ended up with.

I also added a new enemy type that will start to appear after level 3. I don’t want to spoil the surprise, but I think they are a bit more of a threat. There are also more campers on the first level, and they will be more evenly distributed. A new camper-counter should make progression through the levels a bit more obvious.

Finally, I added some new obstacles to the border, so hopefully it will no longer be possible to stray into the void!

Have fun!

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