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Cureator
Cureator
by runvsgamedev
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Cureator
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Description
In cureator you mix ingredients to potions to cure patients, that come to you seeking help. This game was the cooperation of Simon "Laguna_999" Weis and Zoltan Haller.
Next to an intuitive and completely new gameplay mechanic of mixing potions, cureator offers some absolutely great retro graphics -- check http://zoltanhaller.deviantart.com/gallery for Zoltan's deviantart page -- a retro-vibe soundtrack as well as infinite number of levels, three difficulties and numerous monsters and illnesses to cure.
We offer two web versions (html5 and flash) as well as binary downloads for windows, mac and linux.
Cureator has been develpoped within one week in january 2014. HaxeFlixel was used for this, with Flashdevelop as an IDE. Music was created in Cubase 5.5 and soundeffects were done with sfxr.
How to Play
Drag and drop ingredients to mix potions and potions onto patients to cure them (the correct recipe is displayed as a tooltip).
Earn money by curing patients and progress through levels.
Comments
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RainbowRhyme
Jan. 15, 2015
I like the premise of the game, but the two secondary/tertiary blues are too similar to tell the difference on the patients. The same with the yellow/greens and pink/purples. Less graphical detail on the afflicted body parts might help, or choosing different colours.
Also, as Joyreactor mentioned, a quit button would be good.
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JoyreactorMan
Jan. 15, 2015
there is no @back to menu@ button.
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Snaks
Jan. 20, 2015
So red and green make yellow? :D
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KryrK
Jan. 16, 2015
MUTE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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