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SFML projects / Open Source top-down game - Warlock's Gauntlet
« on: August 17, 2010, 09:20:04 am »
Quote from: "Spodi"
Sorry, turns out I already deleted it. :? But yes, that was the boss. I didn't wait too long (no more than maybe 10 seconds). If it helps, I didn't have any other issues with the game and when I beat the boss, I had a healing sprite.

Oh, I see. I think that the healing sprite may feel guilty. Even if he heals you, he is still implemented as enemy so I guess the game thought that you have one more to kill ;)

Thanks for your feedback, glad you like it ;)

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SFML projects / Open Source top-down game - Warlock's Gauntlet
« on: August 16, 2010, 08:54:06 am »
Hi!

Warlock's Gauntlet is an Open-Source community project, created by users from gamedev.pl - a polish game development site known as Warsztat (the workshop). It's a dynamic, top-down shooter (well, spell-caster) game, placing you - the player - in the role of a battlemage. The hero travels through maps filled with monsters, gaining experience and learning new spells. The game is similar to titles like Gauntlet or Diablo.

The game features over 12 action-packed levels which should amount to about two hours of gameplay; the player character can learn over 30 distinct spells. There is no networked multiplayer, but the game includes a hot-seat two-player mode. The game available entirely for free - the code is open source and the assets are licensed CC.

We are looking forward to your comments - both the positive and the negative ones. Either If you think you can help - with the graphics, sound, level design or by contriving a plotline - we would happy to have you :) You must be aware that the project is developed and managed in polish, so your contact with the team and understanding of ongoing issues could be lacking.


(Of course we are using SFML - version 1.4, however the migration to 1.6 is in progress. Also we consider using pure OpenGL to gain better performance and have better control which will enable us to implement some good stuff ;) )

Download link - you can grab there version for Windows/Linux/MacOS :P

And just to entice you a bit to download and play the game below are some screenshots:



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// edit: updated download link, new screen

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