[PLEASE READ BEFORE PLAYING] Overview> - Hurry Up! is a scrolling platformer that takes place in "modern" Greece. Controls (so far)> - Arrow keys to move, duck (pending), and jump. - Z to attack. - Z+down to slide. Useful, but not required for the first level. Features> - Smooth scrolling horizontally and vertically. - FPS counter (bottom-left). - Health meter. - Multi-hit enemies. - Attacks that do different amounts of damage (player and enemies). - Unlimited lives. - Voice clips (see credits). - Separate volume sliders for music and sound effects. Objective> - Explained in-game. Enemies (so far)> - Rectangular Blob thing (test for general movement and damage) - Hopping Skeleton Bosses (pending)> - Hydra - Cerberus Levels (so far)> 1: Austere Athens 2: ... Known Glitches> - Possible crash upon respawn. If this happens, click the stop button and wait. - General floor/wall clipping possibilities (player and enemies). - Tendency for enemies to fall through the floor when too far away vertically. Credits> - The engine used is from @griffpatch's Platform Tutorial project, converted to scrolling by me. The original engine was never intended to be used in a scrolling environment, so you may clip through the floor on occasion...sorry about that. - The background is from the opening of "It's Greek to Me-ow" from Tom and Jerry. The sky removal isn't complete yet. - The player character design is heavily based on Sophitia from Soul Blade/Calibur/Edge. Just as well, voice clips were taken from Soulcalibur II on the PlayStation 2. - The sprite used for the music player (never seen) is from @Will_Wam's Power Cube 3 (color edited). - The general concept of the game was inspired by Sega's Super Monkey Ball. - The music used is from Super Mario Galaxy. - The opening theme is the GameCube jingle. - The choose game theme is from Sonic CD"s (US) special stages. - The jumping sound effect is from Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island. - The thumbnail as well as other stills were made using cooltext.com. - All else is by me. Update Log> -v1.0: Shared to Scratch.
