Sense of Deception

January 27-29, 2012

Game Information

Platform or System:

Windows XP or Vista

Platform or System:

Windows 7

Platform or System:

Mac OS X

Platform or System:

Linux

Short Introduction:

Sense of Deception is an isometric platformer. The player's character utilises the different senses, other than vision, as a means to work their way through the pipes of a sink as they try to avoid obstacles and hazards.

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Game Files:

The final game

Screen Shot:

Documentation

Installation Notes:

SWF file made in the latest Adobe Flash. It should open straight up.

Brief Play Description:

You control your character through the maze of both visible and invisible walls. You can use a microphone to generate your 'light' in the form of sound, or you can use the 'L' key to activate it if you have no microphone.

Be careful! The zombies will be attracted to the sounds that you make. If you get caught, you will have to start that level again.

Getting to the sink at the end of each level will allow you to go on to the next level.

Accomplishments and credits

Team Image:

Contributors:

HenryChapman

Contributors:

MikeyC97

Contributors:

Sophont

Credits:

Henry Chapman (Programming, Graphics and Gameplay) Mike Cutting (Programming and Gameplay) Chris Light (Sound, Programming and Gameplay) Sophie Pink (Level Design, Blogging and Gameplay)

GGJ-2010 Achievements:

Instant Online Gratification Game

GGJ-2010 Achievements:

Singing the Body Electric

GGJ-2010 Achievements:

Take Five Game

GGJ-2010 Achievements:

Universal Language Game

Submitted at Mobile Pie's Game Jam (United Kingdom)

Awesome

By Sophont at 01/31/2010 - 07:19
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I'm glad you enjoyed it! We do have touch where you walk into walls, however I will agree that a lot of the ideas for senses, including smell, had to be dropped due to time and technical constraints.

If we'd written the game in XNA, rumble on a controller would definitely have been an option.

Just played your game

By malindrome00 at 01/31/2010 - 07:15
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I had tons of fun playing your game and I loved the isometric pixel art style of the game. However, my one gripe is that you don't really use your other senses to navigate... although I guess anything other than sight and sound is kind of out of the question unless you use a rumble enabled controller. Buuuutttt, I did have lots of fun and those damn zombies got me from time to time.