A turn-based strategy dungeon crawler (wannabe) were you must "move through enemies" in order to clear the room and move on to the next.

Goals:

  • Use your mouse to click on the tile you want to move to.
  • You can also move click and drag your mouse to draw a path (but I apologize this does not always work as intended)
  • Once your path is set click on the last tile on the path to "activate" your turn
  • Move through enemies in order to attack them
  • Enemies will move through you too when they can to attack you
  • Be careful of "frontal attacks" as some enemies can block or counter them.

Topic Implementation:

Failure in this game leads to an option to help you progress.

Controls:

This is a mouse game so hover over things and click on things. CRT can also be use as an alternative to Left Mouse Button.

Hints:

  • You can hover over an enemy to see where they might move
  • Except for the last tile on the path, you can click any other tile in the path to reset the path to that tile

Credits:

I did all the design, animations (hence why they are poor lol),  and programming myself using premade assets and music from a previous game jam.

Potential Issues:

- The mouse click may not always properly register - sorry :(

Assets
- https://kaylousberg.itch.io/kaykit-dungeon
- https://wenrexa.itch.io/
- https://opengameart.org/content/arkana-fts-gui

StatusPrototype
PlatformsWindows, HTML5
Rating
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
(1 total ratings)
AuthorProdigalSon Games
GenreStrategy
Made withUnity
TagsDungeon Crawler, Short, Turn-based Strategy, Unity

Download

Download
LivingArmor_PC.zip 24 MB

Development log

Comments

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Please, make a downloadable version for PC.

Will do. Thanks for playing. I do aim to expand this idea more as well :)

Uploaded :)

This game is amazing! It was so fun playing it. Thank you for making this.

thank you for playing  :)

Took me a moment to figure out  how to handle people with shields. When I figured it out, felt good! Cool game.

Glad to hear. Without a proper tutorial I wasn't sure if it would be obvious enough  :) Thanks for playing!