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May 2, 2011
My Minions
So I think I made it! It became a pretty different game from what I set out to create, but I'm glad with how it turned out.
My Minions
Download
Windows (2 MB)
Linux, Slackware 64 build (3.4 MB)
Instructions
Build a pathway and then place objects or release minions on it, everything must be on a path. Place musical objects or make the minions turn or split to make sound and create some music. Or you can create a digital circuit and make it do something fun.
Controls
Mouse Left - Place an object
1 - Toggle up through objects
2 - Toggle down through objects
Space - Release a minion
K - Kill all minions
P - Pause
Left Shift - Increase speed
Left Ctrl - Decrease speed
L - Load map
S - Save map
F1 - Console, nothin fun :(
F10 - Exit the game
Now beware, I didn't have the time or energy to create a full blown level saving, so it will always use "level.dat" in bin as it's save file. It will overwrite and it will do so without asking.
Source
https://github.com/treeman/My-Minions
If you want to build it yourself it depends on: lua, boost and sfml.
Posted by Jonas Hietala in Games | Tagged Games, Ludum Dare