Source code for amsqrd's entry to Trijam 272. The theme is "Bidirectional".
Trijam is a weekly game jam where the goal is to create a game in under 3 hours of development time. We went over the 3 hour goal and spent about 8 hours of active development time in creating the artwork and programming the game.
Try out it out here!
In CATastrophe you controlling a mouse trying to evade capture from a pack of cats. Dodge their paws by creating walls to separate you from them. Be careful not to trap yourself!
To play the game:
- use WASD to move the mouse
- right mouse click to create a vertical wall
- left mouse click to create a horizontal wall
Creating a wall directly on top off the mouse or a cat will destroy them!
Run with local web server
python -m http.server 8000
- JavaScript
- Visual Studio Code
- Bigger Than Ever: FX Essentials 2 (WAFXE2 Impact Complex3.wav)
- Mega STX Pack (rats_rage_2.wav)
- Mega Music Collection (Loop#2.wav)
- Explosion Spritesheet: http://opengameart.org/content/explosion-sheet
- Explosion sound effect: http://opengameart.org/content/wgs-sound-fx-explosion-1
MIT License
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