
Let'Em Run Free
This was created for the Godot Wild Jam #80, Controlled Chaos. It is still a work in progress. Please enjoy the demo of what we have so far. There is much more to come!
All the animal enclosures have vanished and the animals are running amok! You have been called upon to fence them in. Are you up to the task?
Controls can be found using the Help button in game, or in the second screenshot.
Jump only works when facing a fence, but is very useful. Place food to lure animals to where you want them. Animals have preferences for which foods they like. Animals are happier when they have food, and with more space. Running and jumping can spook animals and make them move faster. Fencing in the animals will calm them down. The animals react to your actions. Do you take it slow and easy and help calm them down, or do you go fast and have more chaotic animals to deal with?
Planned improvements:
- Mobile support
- Improved in-game Help
- General UI improvements
- Greater affect from animal happiness
- Animals will have preferences for amount of space
- What animals are penned in together will matter
- Difficulty settings
- Additional music themes
- Additional fence types
- Some animals will require certain types of fence
- Terrain obstacles such as trees and water
- Foods can have additional effects on some animals
- Farmers will have specific requests/requirements
- Additional levels
- Final "boss" level
- Tutorial
Updated | 22 hours ago |
Published | 4 days ago |
Status | In development |
Platforms | HTML5, Windows, Linux |
Rating | Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars (1 total ratings) |
Author | Dragon's Isle Software |
Made with | Godot |
Tags | 2D, Godot, Indie, Singleplayer |
Average session | A few minutes |
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Development log
- Game Jam Mid-Voting Thanks & Thoughts22 hours ago
- Final Game Jam update3 days ago
- UI/control improvements and fence limit3 days ago
- UI Improvements4 days ago
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