LEAVE THE DUNGEON

Instructions

PLEASE PLAY LEAVE THE DUNGEON 2. IT IS 5X THE SIZE OF THIS GAME, AND WAY BETTER! https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/898959796/ Use WASD or Arrow Keys to move. Use the 1, 2, 3, 4 keys to select items. Click to use the selected item. LEAVE THE DUNGEON Credits: -Code: me -Music: me -Art: me -Sounds: Scratch, freesound.org -Playtesting: G.W. Press 9 to enable the timer Time does NOT count towards your final grade, but you can speedrun it for fun :D ———————————————————————— Console Commands: noclip - walk through walls god - cant get hurt all guns - give all weapons (only works when you don’t have any) warp (X) (Y) - warp to any slide with coordinates kill all - kills all active enemies (even ones off screen) showpos - shows the slide coordinates show pl pos - shows the player’s coordinates on screen reset visited - clears the history of what slides you’ve been on boss skip - shortens the boss intro cutscene open exit - opens the ending exit ———————————————————————— So apparently I was able to make a game before summer. While I technically didn’t have to finish this game before summer, I feel like I would be much less motivated to finish it if i pushed it off ‘til mid summer, so i told myself that i wanted to finish the game before school went out. That also meant that because I started the game on May 1st, and my last day of school is June 1st, that meant that I had around 20 school days to finish the entire game :| This game is a heavy departure from my previous games. It is a semi non-linear top down action game where if you die, you go back to the very beginning. One thing that bothered me about my previous games is that they felt way too linear. They were strictly sectioned off into separate levels. The thing I like about this game, is that there aren’t really any defined levels, because it’s all one world. It makes it feel a lot more open. I also tried my hand at having puzzles and exploration in this game, which is something that I also usually don’t do. While the puzzles aren’t super hard, i still think they’re fun. Also it isn’t a platformer, it’s a top-down game, which makes for a drastically different gameplay experience. For the past year and a half (ever since Red World Parkour 1), every game that i’ve made was built on top of the previous game. This, however, is the first time since then that I’ve made a game completely from scratch. This game is not built on top of any of my previous games, which definitely offered me a lot more freedom, as i could make something that wasn’t a side-view 2D platformer. Overall, this game is a refreshing change of pace from my previous games, and it also isn’t a sequel :D. I would love to make another game like this, while also having a less strict deadline, so I can get more of my ideas out and have time to make them good. Sequel????