
Overstuffed
You've got a new friend living in your backpack. He's a demon.
He'll let you live for now, so long as you bring him lots of delicious weapons.
In four days, he'll grow into his true form and try to obliterate you. You'd better stock up on weapons and hit him with everything you've got.
Overstuffed is a rogue-like adventure game about managing a constantly-changing hotbar of weapon cards. There are eight different types of weapons to find, and four possible elemental variants of each. Every night, the backpack demon pulls you into a literal pocket dimension and turns all the weapons you've collected against you.
Just make sure you bring him enough. He doesn't mess around when he's hungry.
---Controls------------
ARROW KEYS - Move
A,S,D - Use weapon
P - Pause
ESC - Quit to menu
This game was made for #LOWREZJAM2020 over 14 days.
Status | Released |
Platforms | Windows, HTML5 |
Rating | |
Author | Signol_Games |
Genre | Adventure, Card Game, Fighting |
Made with | Unity, Bfxr, Adobe Photoshop |
Tags | 2D, Action RPG, Arcade, Bullet Hell, LOWREZJAM, Pixel Art, Roguelike, Top Down Adventure |
Average session | A few minutes |
Languages | English |
Inputs | Keyboard |
Accessibility | Color-blind friendly, Interactive tutorial |
Install instructions
To play, unzip the downloaded file and run the executable inside.
Comments
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nice old style game ;)
This game is really fun! I like the progression of the game, and the different elements effects.
Pretty interesting idea for the weapon mechanic. Kept me from just bashing the weapons I knew and forced me to pay attention to which weapons I had available. Fun game, I'll be coming back to this one.
Thanks for submitting, I wish more games had real time card related mechanics. Also, this this is one of the only text based tutorials I recall actually enjoying.
Thanks for playing! I'm glad you liked the tutorial, I wrote it before I had made anything else. I started with the dialogue and the backpack character, and then made the game from there.
Yeah, it pretty refreshing to see this type of character implemented. Keep up the good work!