Game: Norton and Eve Virus
This is a 2 player game in which you have to lead the viruses to the heart of the patient and infect him enough to kill him. The viruses need to feed on red blood cells or their life will drop to 0. Beware of white blood cells that get produced along the way and try to attach themselves to you and drain you faster. The blood pumps strongly towards the heart so if you feel lost, stand still for a while and watch where the blood pulls you to find your way. You may eat a lot of red blood cells along the way but that only makes you bigger and slower so beware.
Also try hitting the walls in succession between the two players to make the heart pump faster and increase your speed!
Lead enough viruses to the heart to win.
Diversifiers
The Truth is Out There: Some external real world element, such as weather, time of the day, etc, affects gameplay. It MUST affect gameplay and can’t be only a scenario element.
More the Merrier: The game is a competitive or cooperative multiplayer "party game" (i.e., based on minigames, humor, 4+ players, audience engagement, etc.), meant for one screen or more.
Approved for All Audiences: The game must not show any violence, not even cartoonish. Stepping on living mushrooms is off the list, as is killing any type of enemies, not even undead, though we know they’re already dead…
X Marks the Spot: The game involves something location-based, such as a geocache, or requires the player to go to one or more specific geographic locations.
Executable or Installer
Just unzip and play
Didn t include the Mac and Browser executables but they can be produced by the unity build tool.
Platforms
Windows
Mac OS X+
Web browser with special plugins (Unity player, Torque,...)
Tools and Technologies
Unity (any product)
Images were created on Adobe Photoshop, and 3d models on Maya
Jam Site
Updated
Tuesday, January 29, 2013 - 09:59
Source File(s)
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Credits
2d Artist : Zoe Xanos
Programmer: Sergei Fedorov
Programmer / Designer / Master: Christos Lappas
Programmer: James Becker
Artist: Wesley Bondie
Sound Engineer: David Vicente
3d Artist: Ren Wilkey
Sick: Tom Field
