A downloadable game for Windows, macOS, and Linux

AstroWind is a space shooter that features

  • Fully destructible environment
  • Fast-paced gameplay
  • Quick level & difficulty progression
  • Challenging yet realistic controls
  • Ability to teleport back in time
  • Synthesized 8-bit sounds

Made for Brackeys Jam 2020.2

StatusReleased
PlatformsWindows, macOS, Linux
Rating
Rated 4.0 out of 5 stars
(1 total ratings)
Authorlisyarus
GenreShooter, Action
Tags2D, Arcade, My First Game Jam, Singleplayer, Space, Vector
Average sessionA few minutes
LanguagesEnglish
InputsKeyboard

Download

Download
astrowind-win.zip 1 MB
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astrowind-linux.zip 1 MB
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astrowind-mac.zip 512 kB

Install instructions

Unpack the ZIP archive, launch the game, and enjoy!

Development log

Comments

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Impressive tech for the destructible terrain! I was thinking of building something similar with digging mechanics. May I ask how you have achieved it? Does it involve marching squares?

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Thanks! Yep, internally it stores a grid of values (just something like a hash map with key = grid position and value = float), and uses marching squares to produce the terrain. Shooting the terrain simply subtracts something from the grid values and causes the terrain to be recalculated.

Cool game, I like the level of polish, and the concept, with the ability to rewind too (I wasn't able to make great use of it, but still cool). looks like the map is procedural? Neat destructable terrain and leveling system. Would be cool if you had a destination, and had to knock through some of the level to get there. 

Thanks! Yes, the terrain is procedural. Interesting idea about the destination, — initially I planned the game to be endless.

interesting arcade game. projectiles/enemies are really small and hard to hit. might want to increase the size. 

Missing audio, bfxr would be perfect for this style of game! 
https://www.bfxr.net/

Thank you! Small enemies is kind of the core point, but I may increase the hit radius.