Hey everybody!

Just thought you might like to see the t-shirt design we came up with for this here jam!  

This game is all about the details.  I especially love the sound of the turn signal.  It's the first time i realized that this "video" was being filmed in a car.  It really helps put a story together.

Totally did not make the deadline for this one.  But, not just because of lack of motivation,  honest!

But, that's not to say that i've given up entirely.  I just need to playtest the thing more which requires multiple people in the same room who all like playing videogames.

Anyways, there's a link to the latest version on the first post.  Check it out if you like.

Would you finish one (or all) of these games if i said please?   

This game seems to be coming along just nicely since PegJam.  I look forward to playing the final version!

Get them levels done!

 

   Holy crap!  I'm very impressed you were able to do that in Construct.  I'm excited to try it out!

Nice looking monkey!  Are you putting more detail into your models than this?  Because i like the N64 vibe you got going on.

Took me a minute to wrap my brain around that spinning screen.   But, once a got the hang of it, i liked it!  I hope that pooping becomes a crucial game mechanic.

Also, i do enjoy that this is a multiplayer-on-same-keyboard game.  I'm making one too!  Most people don't like them, but it's a lost art i say.

I picture this space beaver carrying around some sort of hydraulic space teeth apparatus that allows him to gnaw on giant space things.

  That was fast work, increpare!  And well worth a playthrough.

Plan on doing another cart?

Awesome!  I was hoping someone else would take up the reins with this cart.  I was mulling over this one for a while.  Good luck, sir! 

Ah!  A fellow Construct-or!  I wish you luck!

 

Fun!  I got the shooting part down.  But, where's the burping? 

I love the borders, but there's way too much wasted space around the play field.  I suggest making the play field bigger, as it is currently a tad bit small.

Actually, the borders with the footsteps are going to be a crucial part of the game.  The thief player will be hidden to all players except for a brief moment at the beginning of a match.  The red footsteps tell the players if the thief has moved.  The players playing the Cops can use that info to judge how far the thief has moved, although not which direction.  The thief player can use the footsteps to help gauge where he is.  E.G. if he taps up but no footsteps appear, he has hit a wall.  It's a little more intuitive once you see it in action.

Also, i think i will need to keep the playing field the size it is because if you are the thief, it will be more difficult to track yourself on a larger playing field.

I think i will be able to put up a build pretty soon.  I'm curious as to people's impressions and totally open to suggestions of gameplay mechanics.  I realize that most people prefer online games to hotseat, but i hope to make this worth getting a few friends together.   

      

I spent this hot, muggy Friday afternoon working on my game.  I think i made some decent progress.  Here is a screeny: