Explore an abandoned data center in a post-apocalyptic future, fight robots who defend their stronghold, and scavenge for gold hidden inside.

You are a wanderer in a future post-apocalyptic world. Gold is the currency of the survivors, and you are a scavenger, surviving by scavenging for gold to trade for food and shelter from others.  On your wandering journey through the desert wasteland, you come across a massive data center, a relic of a once great past (or so you've heard in stories). There is much gold to be scavenged from the robots who now live in the data center, but they will fight you to defend themselves.

All art, code, music, sound effects, etc. were created during GBJAM14 and without the use of generative AI.

Check out the full collection of music, jingles and SFX on Youtube!

Stream specific individual tracks on Soundcloud!
https://on.soundcloud.com/QmN1EnFT15Cx3pjhYr

Controls

ControlGamepadKeyboard
UI Accept, Start GameStartEnter
UI Accept, AttackAZ, L
MovementD-PadWASD, Arrows

Credits

Itch PageRole
cydleeProgramming
KuppaMusic and Sound Design
ArdentWingsArt and Animation

Used Access Denied font from: https://2bitcrook.itch.io/44-game-boy-fonts

Published 22 days ago
StatusPrototype
PlatformsHTML5
Authorscydlee, Kuppa, Ardent
GenreAdventure
Made withGodot
Tags2D, No AI, Retro, Short, Singleplayer, Top-Down
ContentNo generative AI was used

Comments

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Banger soundtrack with a cool idea for a game, zelda likes are popular for a reason. The game does suffer a bit form “mash the atttack” and nothing else, which is I think the biggest “issue” here, what we have is not bad, it just comes down to attack and pray. Some kind of abilities/items or healing that can be found in the dungeon would help a bit with the scorechaser idea.

Graphics were neat, very reminicent of the old are, so was the sfx and the music. Sometimes gold was not picked up :(

Overall a cool idea and with some additions you could have a lovely game on your hands!

super fun!

Feels good to play! I camped the heck out of the entrances and I do not feel ashamed.