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I attended Nordic Game Jam 2011 (part of Global Game Jam) along with Matias Billeschou (graphics) and Simon Leander Mikkelsen (game design). At the jam we met and teamed up with Anders Monrad (sound). The theme was extinction.
Our game is called Paper Evolution and is puzzle game about erasing lines in a 2D platform environment so our hero is able to to advance through the ages and avoid extinction. We were 1 of 12 finalists chosen out of about 50 games.
PaperEvolution.love - Works with latest revision of LÖVE. Crashes after a while in LÖVE 0.7.0
Global Game Jam site - Mac OS X binary available at the moment. Please vote/comment
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Paper Evolution - Nordic Game Jam 2011 Finalist
Paper Evolution - Nordic Game Jam 2011 Finalist
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Re: Paper Evolution - Nordic Game Jam 2011 Finalist
It looks cool, but I found using the eraser to be incredibly confusing. I would just frantically click on every line, and sometimes I would get lucky and manage to erase something - but most of the time the guy would just walk into a plant.
Re: Paper Evolution - Nordic Game Jam 2011 Finalist
I should probably explain that you need to hold the left mouse button down above the line and then drag the eraser below the line and then release the mouse button. Thereby "drawing" a line you where you want to erase.
We realize that this is not the most intuitive mechanism and something we might address in an update to the game.
We realize that this is not the most intuitive mechanism and something we might address in an update to the game.
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Oh... That's interesting. I just left clicked wildly. I wonder how I managed to erase some lines? I must have accidentally right clicked.Lukasz wrote:I should probably explain that you need to hold the right mouse button down above the line and then drag the eraser below the line and then release the mouse button. Thereby "drawing" a line you where you want to erase.
We realize that this is not the most intuitive mechanism and something we might address in an update to the game.
Re: Paper Evolution - Nordic Game Jam 2011 Finalist
Sorry, I meant left click. Still havn't fully recovered from the lack of sleep in the weekend
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Re: Paper Evolution - Nordic Game Jam 2011 Finalist
The same as nevon said: cool, but a bit frustrating. Even dragging the mouse didn't help. And vertical lines -- I never got those erased. Also, the game suddenly crashed (I guess a segfault or something) when I was dragging the mouse for a longer distance, and it left my screen in an undesirable state (this is why I hate full-screen games).
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Are you guys playing on Windows?
The game hasn't been tested on Windows and I had issues with keyboard input in our other game Dave Gone Apeshit, so I guessing the are differences with mouse input between Windows and Mac OS X in this game as well. I will probably look into this issue sometime this week and post a fixed version
The crash with LÖVE 0.7.0 is a known issue. On the Global Game Jam website there is a link to a Mac OS X version of the game that should work correctly. It includes a version of LÖVE that I built from the source code yesterday and in which I have not encountered the bug while testing.
The game hasn't been tested on Windows and I had issues with keyboard input in our other game Dave Gone Apeshit, so I guessing the are differences with mouse input between Windows and Mac OS X in this game as well. I will probably look into this issue sometime this week and post a fixed version
The crash with LÖVE 0.7.0 is a known issue. On the Global Game Jam website there is a link to a Mac OS X version of the game that should work correctly. It includes a version of LÖVE that I built from the source code yesterday and in which I have not encountered the bug while testing.
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Nope, Linux.Lukasz wrote:Are you guys playing on Windows?
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Thanks for the bug report. I will test on Linux as wellRobin wrote:Nope, Linux.Lukasz wrote:Are you guys playing on Windows?
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