The Game That Kong Built

The Game That Kong Built

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The Game That Kong Built

Bewertung:
3.1
Veröffentlicht: October 05, 2011
Zuletzt aktualisiert: February 22, 2012
Entwickler: xyroclast

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Beschreibung

„Wo ist das Spiel?“, fragst du. Nun, mein Freund, momentan existiert es in den Herzen und Köpfen der Kongregate-Community. „Was machen wir also?“, fragst du. Dieses Spiel wird live entwickelt – basierend auf Vorschlägen, die DU in den Kommentaren postest. Ich werde auf viel Schlaf verzichten und hart daran arbeiten, die Ideen und Änderungen, die DU möchtest, so schnell wie möglich umzusetzen. Willst du einen fliegenden Büffel oder eine Schale voller Ameisen? Sag es mir in den Kommentaren. Siehst du eine Idee, die dir gefällt? +1 sie. Ich gebe mein Bestes, alles aus den höchstbewerteten Kommentaren umzusetzen (im Rahmen des Möglichen). Mögen die Spiele beginnen!

Spielanleitung

Kommentiere, was du gerne im Spiel sehen würdest, und ich werde es (im Rahmen des Möglichen) hinzufügen. Die höchstbewerteten Kommentare haben meist Vorrang!

Entwickler-Updates

Oct 5, 2011 8:23pm

Updates now appear in-game, on the title screen!

Kommentare

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lcenine

Oct. 06, 2011

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There should be a little shop to buy things. The shop should be owned by a monkey with an eye patch.

xyroclast
xyroclast Entwickler

I'm thinking this could easily be combined with the banana stand idea... Stay tuned!

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Duke_Of_Vandals

Oct. 06, 2011

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Okay, you need a character. And you need to be able to move in space, you need, at the very least, to give players some agency if you want them to care about this project.

Now, 2d will be easiest here, so do we want an overhead view or do we want a side-view platformer type? Personally, I think a platformer could be an interesting venue for RPG style, (seeing as someone else wanted stat increases and progression, which I support).

So, at least for now, platformer side-view, and an introductory stage so that people can jump around and do stupid shit.

Maybe we need a character select screen as well, somewhere people can design their characters to an extent?

xyroclast
xyroclast Entwickler

Wish partially granted (in a very rudimentary way). Character: Check. Movement, Check. 2D, Check. Side-View, Check. Platformer, Check. Introductory stage: So far, it tells you what the controls are. Half-check. Jump around: Check. Do stupid shit: Not yet, but it's coming. Character-select: Still thinking about that one.

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Serpentrose

Oct. 07, 2011

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Weapon suggestions: Paper airplane, sword, knife, crossbow (that fires crosses) and tennis balls.

xyroclast
xyroclast Entwickler

That's the second request for paper airplane... I'm starting to think there's some demand for this...

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AwateaDawn

Oct. 06, 2011

36
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Proper development system with stat points and skill progression.

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Panda413

Oct. 06, 2011

6
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I think you need to provide a more defined starting point. Like, what genre of game you want to make. We can give you all the specifics.. but if someone is telling you what to include in their idea puzzle game, someone else RTS, someone else side-scrolling shooter, someone else Tower Defense, someone else Music, you can't do anything.

That said, I think you should do you best to parody the top games on kongregate. Once you come up with a genre, I will come back and try to provide some specific instructions.

By the way, not sure if you are aware of the 14 day RPG (http://www.bigblockgames.com/games/coffeehero/challenge/) .. but they did something similar.. they had a general concept.. but let the community pick a lot of items and skills and things to be added to the game.

xyroclast
xyroclast Entwickler

I agree, this is one of my obstacles right now. I was sort of hoping a "genre choice" would float to the top, but it hasn't really happened, so I'm going to go with a sort of action/adventure/RPG and see how many of the features I can work in without causing sense to be lost. Tonight's project is to push through until I've got an actual "player moving around on the screen" sort of thing. Thank you for the input / link