del inf3rno
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Hello fellow nerds! I'm posting to give myself some motivation to continue making this game. I have very little knowledge with programming and found NES Maker about a month ago. Decided to finally dive into it yesterday and this is what I have so far. The fist tile set I made is HEAVILY influenced by a cool NES game called Micro Mages (soon to be released to the public, congrats to them!). I plan on expanding on this style and making it my own but needed a strong template to reference.
The game takes place in a labyrinth on a journey to become an Einherjar (Holy warrior in Norse Mythology). You have died and now must overcome the challenge laid before you to free your soul from this endless abyss and stake your claim with the gods themselves.
My final plans for the game is to make a 2d hack n slash with some LIGHT RPG elements (waiting on that RPG module). Exploration will be handled like a Castlevania/Metroid game. Systemic exploration, meaning to progress to certain areas you need the appropriate skill.
Mechanics I want to implement:
Double Jump
Wall Jump
4 directional melee
4 directional projectile
Push mechanics (enemy and objects)
LIGHT RPG progression - More health, stronger attack - stronger defense etc.
GAMEPLAY
DEMO_111918 DOWNLOAD
The game takes place in a labyrinth on a journey to become an Einherjar (Holy warrior in Norse Mythology). You have died and now must overcome the challenge laid before you to free your soul from this endless abyss and stake your claim with the gods themselves.
My final plans for the game is to make a 2d hack n slash with some LIGHT RPG elements (waiting on that RPG module). Exploration will be handled like a Castlevania/Metroid game. Systemic exploration, meaning to progress to certain areas you need the appropriate skill.
Mechanics I want to implement:
Double Jump
Wall Jump
4 directional melee
4 directional projectile
Push mechanics (enemy and objects)
LIGHT RPG progression - More health, stronger attack - stronger defense etc.
GAMEPLAY
DEMO_111918 DOWNLOAD