VOID LEAPER

Void Leaper is a short prototype developed in C/C++ & SDL Libraries made as part of a development subject in CITM-UPC. The game is a platformer that includes moving Entities and functional UI. We hope you enjoy our game.

The Team

• Pau Pedra

• GUI
• Most UI elements
• Console
• Windows
• QoL Changes

• Pau Fiol

• HUD
• Main Menu
• Sliders
• Coins
• Extra Art

Controls

• A/D or LEFT/RIGHT - lateral movement
• S or DOWN - crouch (allows you to drop from platforms)
• X or L - Attacking Dash
• SPACE - Jump. Holding SPACE increases height
• ESC (in game) - Open Menu

Debug Features

• F1 - Load 1st Level
• F2 - Load 2st Level
• F3 - Alternate Level
• F5 - Save State
• F6 - Load State
• F8 - Toggle GUI debug
• F9 - Toggle Display Colliders / Pathfinding
• F10 - Toggle God Mode (while God Mode is on use WASD or ARROWS to fly)
• F11 - Cap/Uncap FPS to 30
• º - Open/Close Console

Innovation Candidates

• Sound scrollbars work by both clicking and dragging.
• Custom art assets/animations

Github Repository

If you only want the release click here.

Gameplay Video

GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE

Version 3, 29 June 2007
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