Low rating because it's unpolished. Great graphics and good description. Basic instructions would help some who don't understand thrust games. Needs music, sound effects, more levels (obviously), fixed number of lives, and maybe if you run into a wall too fast, not just a Dalek, you die. Maybe make it harder to land/reach exit. A lot of potential for Whovians who would play a newer version of this.
Author Comments
Simple thrust/platform type game, reach the exit to move the the next level.
Controls: cursor keys
Up - Thrust up
Left - Rotate left
Right - Rotate right
theonion770 responds:
Thanks for the feedback. This was actually a test project to learn Unity, so it's unlikely that I'll go back and polish it - polishing takes about 90% of the project :-P
But thanks for the comment, nice feedback like this actually does make me want to go back and do more levels!
I'm using what I've learned here to make a new game though. I'll probably upload it in a day or two, so make sure to follow me ok? :-)
Confusing controls. No idea how to play.
theonion770 responds:
Sorry I should have stated (have updated now).
Use cursor keys. Up to thrust upwards, then left and right to rotate.
Great game, nice visuals but wayyy too short.
theonion770 responds:
Yeah I agree, I only made a few games as a proof-of-concept sort of thing. What I've learned here has gone into my next project which I will be uploading soon.
This game is not compatible with my computer (Unity3D), but it seems okay. I've seen a little bit of it but I don't get if it is talking about Doctor Who (the most rabid fanbase ever for a really bad show) being retarted (Re-Tardis? Anyone?) but it's fun. I feel like it just doesn't stand out. It's not bad though. Nice job.
theonion770 responds:
Honestly it's just a silly pun that I made up. I love Dr Who so I'm not calling it retarded. The Tardis featured in this game rotates, which is why I gave it the witty game. Call me a comedy genius! (or probably not).
What are the fucking controls??????????????
theonion770 responds:
Sorry I should have stated (have updated now).
Use cursor keys. Up to thrust upwards, then left and right to rotate.