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Bunaria
by Kay_Chan
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Bunaria
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Description
Kill or be killed. Destroy the incoming Wolfgar so they can’t destroy your home planet.
Survive 8 waves of attacks from the space wolves. Collect Carrot Plasma to transform your ship and collect Power Surges to shoot faster. *Save Bunaria, be hailed as a hero.*
Bunaria is a crazy top down, sci-fi shooter made by four students attending Vancouver Film School's Game Design program in Canada. We are from class GD22 (2011) and made this game in 8 weeks with Flash.
Project Manager & Programmer - Kay Chan
Project Lead & Game Design & Audio - Zebulon Reynolds
Interface Design & Cinematic - Chryvon Ng
Environmental Art & Level Designer - Mike Cooper
How to Play
Arrow Keys to move.
CTRL to shoot.
Pause button is bottom left during game play.
Sound On/Off is at the bottom right during game play.
Comments
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fdlman1
Mar. 31, 2012
to hard to control 2-5 and yes mouse control will change my vote to 4-5
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sirspikey
Mar. 31, 2012
Change to mouse-aiming and you might have a really good game, but now it's kind of unplayable
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kenneth2830
Mar. 31, 2012
That intro guy...I don't even have a clue where to begin. o.O Overall the game is decent. I'd recommend adding in movement with the mouse, it would make movement and actual fighting a bit better. Either that or customizable controls. Good start though.
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Thanks for the feedback :) It was a design decision not to use the mouse, I believe it was to accommodate for laptop users who only have track pads and to give it the old school asteroids feel - it would have been ALOT more easier to program if it was only mouse... But I will certainly consider adding mouse support for future versions. Thanks for playing!
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Irasfel
Apr. 02, 2012
Ye gods umm - yeah you'd better go ahead and consider that heh. As it stands I see what you were TRYING to do, but unfortunately instead you produced something that as Sirspikey puts it so eloquently... just ain't playable at all.
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