Labirinto Isometric Game
Shri

All,

 

Had a go at a labyrinth type game on wade.

It is still a work in progress,  but I wanted to share what was up and running to get feedback on the gameplay.

You can rotate the iso board, and it has a simple gui on the bottom of the screen.

 

I will continue to work on it - specifically spells and re-release as stuff gets finished.

 

It uses the  wade 1.1 engine and the 1.1 iso plugin

In the html, these are loaded from a common directory.

You will have to modify the html file to point to wherever you are getting the wade engine and iso plugin from.

 

Besides modifying the html, it should run out of the box.

Feel free to reuse the code as you wish..

The images and sounds are all under CC 3.0 so attribution is requested..

 

If you run it with the console debugger, whenever a sound plays it flags an error

This is a known bug in the wade engine and should be fixed in the next minor release.

 

 

cheers

 

 

3-15-14 updated game zip file

- changed movement type to 'diagonal' to prevent characters from appearing to walk through walls at corners
- modified speed and zoom settings
-  added spells to game

All 8 Comments
Elliot
Great, I'm looking forward to playing this in my lunch break - I'll leave some comments after I've played it :)

congrats on your 4th release already!
hermes

Wow, another great game from you - I like the theme and setting very much. I have found a couple of bugs, it seems that sometimes you can go through walls. It doesn't always happen, but it does happen sometimes. Overall it's very good!

Elliot

I finally managed to play your game - it's very good, as expected!

 

I found the rotation a bit confusing at first, then I got used to it. I suppose there is no alternative to it though... unless you want to make the walls semi-transparent, or something like that. In fact, that may make things easier.

 

Like hermes said above, sometimes you can go through walls. Now I'm not very experienced with the iso plug-in, but I believe one reason may be that the movement type of your character is set to "both", and sometimes there are two blocks of wall next to each other like this:

  O X X  O

X are walls and O are empty spaces. So if your character wants to move from top to bottom, he can do that, but visually you'd expect that he can't. I don't know if I'm making any sense here :)

 

Anyway, I really enjoyed the game, well done.

Shri

All,

 

Thanks for playing the game and the feedback.

 

I have updated the labirinto zip file. See notes in post above.

 

Elliot, thanks for the suggested fix. I knew about the problem of going through corner walls, but wasn't sure how to fix it.

Just changing direction settings is a good solutiion.

 

cheers

nicoX

Good game man!

 

It's great that you are sharing your code like this, much appreciated.

Taddeus

I only seen this now. It looks like very good isometric game.

 

I think that only thing may be improved is the GUI could be nicer - sometimes it is difficult to see the number of left paintings, because it is overwritten by the paintings icons.

 

I like this game very much, I will try on the mobile too.

Elliot

I tried this on my phone (Sony Z1), but I couldn't start the game, because on the initial screen I just didn't see the play button - I think it was too low down on the page, and the page didn't scroll.

Shri

Elliot,

 

Thanks for the info.

This is a problem I discovered with the all games I have been making.

I have been working on my own website and am putting updated versions of the games there.

While trying some of them on cellphones, I noticed that the loading div wasn't scrollable,

and so you can't get to the start button (oops!).

In the css file 'labirintoStyle.css', under the #loading_div identifier, you have to add the following two lines.

overflow: scroll;
overflow-x: hidden;

 

Then you should be able to scroll the loading div on a small screen (but I haven't tried it on a sony z1).

 

cheers

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