This is a game I made with Liz Ryerson. I programmed and Liz did all the actual work. We made this for Ludum Dare 25, the 72-hour jam; the theme was “You Are The Villain”. I shall leave it up to you if it fits that theme or not. It is very mysterious. Only Liz knows what it means for sure.
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You can find the Ludum Dare competition entry page for the game here.
This game requires an OpenGL 2.0 compatible computer to run.
Made in 48 hours for the Ludum Dare 24 competition– theme: “evolution”. Accordingly, this game uses an evolutionary algorithm to generate the hardest platformer levels possible. As you play, the game reports back your progress over the internet to a server which breeds the hardest levels together and sends the results out to future players.
The game does not have a win condition. The purpose of this game is not to be won. The purpose of this game is to get progressively better at killing you.
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You can find the Ludum Dare competition entry page for the game here.
This game requires an OpenGL 2.0 compatible computer to run.
Made in 48 hours for the Ludum Dare 23 competition. The game is over when the music stops.
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You can find the Ludum Dare competition entry page for the game here.
The game is based on this cellular automata. It requires an OpenGL 2.0 compatible computer to run.
Ludum Dare is a periodically held competition to make a game in 48 hours. For this weekend’s Ludum Dare (theme: “Alone”), I waited until the last minute, started a game Sunday morning, and over about seven hours banged out the first and only 3D game I have ever made. It’s called My Own Footsteps and sound is recommended.
Thanks to amon26, Mark and Stephen for playtesting.
You can find the Ludum Dare competition entry page for the game here.
Here is a video game I made in 48 hours for the Ludum Dare competition. It is called You Don’t Fit.
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You can find the Ludum Dare competition entry page for the game here.
Thanks to everyone who playtested, especially Kevin, Alice, and Yakul.
By the way: This game supports user-created levels using Inkscape. Check the comments below for instructions on how to do this.