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- Sunburn -

A spaceship has crashed on the surface of a planet.
You play as a mining drone that must recover and transmit critical data lost during the crash.
The planet you are about to explore is extremely close from a sun and your battery is not built to withstand high surface temperatures.
You will have to mine materials to improve your drone but also terraform a path to reach your goal before your battery runs out.

- About-

I made this game alone in 3 days for the WOWIE Game Jam #3, following the there "Failure is progress". This project was a big technical challenge for me as i wanted to experiment with procedural terrain generation. The game is not heavily optimized and will probably bottleneck your CPU when you respawn, i did my best considering the short time frame ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
PS : Sorry for the trash UI, i had to rush it.

- Controls -

WASD / ZQSD : Move
Mouse Left / Right : Remove / Create Terrain
Spacebar : Thrusters (require Upgrade)
O / P : Mouse Sensitivity +5% / -5%
K : Kill / Respawn
Mouse Wheel : Camera distance

- Contribution -

Design / Code : bl4st
Music : Devarieux Music

- Ressources -

Height-Based gradient shader
Sci-Fi Space Asset Pack
Lasers / Sunburn / Thrusters SFX
Aura Volumetric Lighting (v1)

 -Informations -

I made the builds for Mac and Linux but i couldn't test them, let me know if you are running into game breaking issues on those platforms.
StatusReleased
PlatformsWindows, macOS, Linux
Rating
Rated 4.4 out of 5 stars
(13 total ratings)
Authorsbl4st, Devarieuxmusic
GenreSurvival
Tags3D, bl4st, Minecraft, mining, Neon, Open World, Procedural Generation, Roguelite

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Sunburn - PC.zip 30 MB
Sunburn - MAC.app.zip 43 MB
Sunburn - LINUX.zip 107 MB

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How do you disable bloom on mac?

Sorry there is no options to disable the bloom

oh ok lol. It's just because everything is so bright, so I can't see anything.

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On paper I don't know if I would have wanted to play at it. But in practice I had so much fun exploring and making my little mech evolve. I also really like the fact you have to avoid the sun. It's an idea that I always found to be awesome but it's the first time I play a game that exploits it well. Congrats it's an awesome game!

Thank you very much :D

Mac version is broken...

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I dont have a mac to test it, it is probably a permission problem. I built it on a windows machine so it has default permissions. Using the console go to the game folder :

cd <PATH_TO_FOLDER>/Sunburn - MAC.app/Contents/MacOS/

Then change the permissions

chmod -R 777 Sunburn.app

It should then work, tell me if that did the trick !

This is EXTREMELY AWESOME

Thank you ! Glad you enjoyed it :D

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Really enjoyed this one! It's the third game in the video, but I spent the longest with it! 

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Thank you for playing ! Glad you enjoyed it :D

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bes game ever it isnt the most theme fitting game but please I want more if you will add new stuff like posibility to upgrade spaceship itself (like recharger or somerhing) you will drive dhis game to perfect game whatsoever.

Edit: Ant yes ths post is mspelt on purpuse

Sorry but i probably wont update this game and keep it as an example of what i can do in 3 days. On the other hand, i will probably use this terrain system on future games :)

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Good job i completed game keep it up

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Great game! Will it support saving progress in the future?

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Not planned for the moment but i will probably use the terrain part for some future projects !

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Hi, you can DM me on twitter 

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Stonks were made, SPF 2000 applied, and ascension into the sun achieved.

You did a better job than me to describe the gameplay loop xD

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Amazing! Great work!! I would love to hear something about, how you implemented this game (transforming the world).

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Thank you ! It is called "Marching Cubes" There is a GREAT video from Sebastian Lague explaining very well how it works :)

For the transformation, i simply pass a radius based brush through my arrays of density, add / substract the density values of each cell inside the brush radius and rebuild the mesh.

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Thanks!

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This is soooo beautiful!!!! wow!!

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Cool little game!

Nothing much to add, as it's simplicity is part of it's charm. 

However, the upgrade interface could be a little prettier and the game can crash when loading the upgrades menu or just take a very long time to load it. And a more clear-cut end, so that the player knows that there is nothing more to achieve than exploration!

But great work! :D

-BH

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Thank you for your feedback, i had to rush many parts of the game, that's why there is not enough polish on multiple things. I will probably improve at least the Ui when the jam's rating period is over !