Blood Alchemy - Grid Strategy Game (Fire Emblem)
Posted: Wed Feb 22, 2017 4:57 am
I wrote this game for the 2017 Game Jam, but didn't enter it because I didn't have time or a team to create unique assets. The assets used are released under the Creative Commons license, and are created by Andre Mari Coppola.
I've been planning to start working on this game for quite a long time, but due to school and work, I haven't had the time. Conveniently, the Love Game Jam started the same day as my semester break, so despite my ineligability to enter, I used the time as an excuse to begin working on the game. This is my progress in 72 hours (I fixed a couple of bugs with zooming the camera post-jam time, but no gameplay changes have been made from what was finished during the 72 hours).
I will be continuing to work on this and flesh it out into a full game eventually. I'll likely be working on it in small bursts between assignments, or during breaks. There's not much to it yet, but I hope you enjoy it. Feel free to look through the code, and take anything that's useful to you. That is the open source nature
PS: The fireball in the toolbar does absolutely nothing at the moment. The intention is to make this a deck building game with spell cards that act like cards in Magic: The Gathering. The bar on the bottom contains your hand, and when complete, you would draw a new card each turn. None of this code is ready yet, so currently this is just a Fire Emblem imitation.
Edit: Press the spacebar to go to the next turn. I'll be adding a button to the UI for this soon.
I've been planning to start working on this game for quite a long time, but due to school and work, I haven't had the time. Conveniently, the Love Game Jam started the same day as my semester break, so despite my ineligability to enter, I used the time as an excuse to begin working on the game. This is my progress in 72 hours (I fixed a couple of bugs with zooming the camera post-jam time, but no gameplay changes have been made from what was finished during the 72 hours).
I will be continuing to work on this and flesh it out into a full game eventually. I'll likely be working on it in small bursts between assignments, or during breaks. There's not much to it yet, but I hope you enjoy it. Feel free to look through the code, and take anything that's useful to you. That is the open source nature
PS: The fireball in the toolbar does absolutely nothing at the moment. The intention is to make this a deck building game with spell cards that act like cards in Magic: The Gathering. The bar on the bottom contains your hand, and when complete, you would draw a new card each turn. None of this code is ready yet, so currently this is just a Fire Emblem imitation.
Edit: Press the spacebar to go to the next turn. I'll be adding a button to the UI for this soon.