Zombies in mah house?

GGJ Archives 2009-2012

Game Information

Short Introduction:

You and your friends are the last people alive. Hold out as long as you can against the waves of zombies before humanity becomes... EXTINCT! This game is written in Java using LWJGL OpenGL framework.

Platform/System:

Windows

Platform/System:

Linux / Unix

Platform note:

works with 32 and 64bit systems, Windows and Linux/Unix. Should also work on Mac

Brief Play Description:

This is a top-down 2D game in the smash-TV style.
Supports multiple clients across the network to see where other players are in the same room.

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Current version: 1.2 (6 different Zombies)

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Start the game: RETURN

Movement: WASD or arrow keys
Aim: MOUSE
Shoot: MOUSE or SPACE

Exit: ESCAPE

Achievements and Credits

Team Image:

Contributors:

Matt

Contributors:

ksmith01

Contributors:

picttarge

Contributors:

arnaudlejosne

Contributors:

arturjanas

Contributors:

callumdryden

Downloads

Game Files:

[OBSOLETE] Game v1.0 zip file

[OBSOLETE] Game v1.1 zip file: Some bug fixes and more ZOMBIES!!!

Game v1.2 zip file: ...more ZOMBIES ftw ;-)

Installation Notes:

Windows:

Unzip and run zimh.bat from either command line or double clicking in Windows.

Linux/Unix:

Unzip and run java -Djava.library.path=lib -jar Extinction.jar

Average:

Your rating: None Average: 5 (2 votes)

Submitted at Edinburgh Napier University (Scotland)

Fun fun fun!

By picttarge at 01/31/2011 - 15:36
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Very glad we did the final push at the end to make it more fun! And for anyone wanting to see each other across the LAN, make sure your LAN supports multicasting (used for autodiscovery) and it's not switched off.

Start one version of the game, it'll show in the title bar as [SERVER] then any other clients on the LAN will show up as [CLIENT connection to IP/hostname] and you should all see each other in the same room!

48hrs well spent :)

By Matt at 01/31/2011 - 09:55
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I had a great time developing this game, thanks team!

There's only one problem: I can't stop playing it ;-)

cheers Matt