DJ Quetzal
A downloadable game for Windows and Linux
Three colour-coded serpent-Gods protect the earth from impending doom as marbles rain down upon us. This GGJ 2012 arcade game was made for use with a "DJ Hero" turntable, but can also be played using the keyboard.
Made for Global Game Jam 2012 at ISART (Paris) using Slick2D, a library built on top of LWJGL which is better known as "the library that was used to make Minecraft".
Objective
The aim is to intercept the falling balls with the appropriate head: using the wrong head will stop the ball, but the snake in question will be stunned temporarily. In addition, the white balls heal the earth, so should not be intercepted at all. Survive as long as you can, try to beat my high-score (1590 so far).
Credits
- Programming: William Dyce, Emmanuel Corno
- Art: Loren Costet, Steve Ohl, Antoine Druaux
- Sound: Antoine Druaux
Install instructions
You'll need Java installed to run the game!
You can run the game by pointing java -jar at the .jar file.
However Java will also need to know where the native libraries are. For instance java -Djava.library.path=./native_lib/ -jar dj_quetzal.jar
I've provided a run script for Linux.