Doom Toast
The works of David Longest.
Noctem
Noctem is a racer in which you're a ball of light. Along the track you
slowly lose your light, diminishing the distance in whicn you can see
further along the track. To combat this, you must pick up white
powerups called Lumen to increase the amount of light you emit,
allowing you to see farther down the track.
I was the Asset lead in which I would be the mediator between the art team and the programming team, making sure we get the art and sounds for our game. I also made the multi-layered sound engine which uses OpenAL as the audio API and loads Ogg Vorbis sounds. I have also made a scripting system which was used for level loading and some sound loading.
As a side note, Shake n Bake was the name of our studio. Somebody got it from the movie Talladega Nights. Also, the picture was found by one of the guys. If anybody knows the source it would be awesome if you could send me an e-mail at dlongest@doomtoast.com.
Screenshots
Download
IMPORTANT: Download the OpenAL installer 1.1 from OpenAL.org before playing the game.
Latest Version: Final Version
Release Candidate 1 (gold as far as Full Sail is concerned)
Early Release (not quite yet gold)
Beta Build
First Public Release
I had no official title for the creation of this game, but I had created the particle editor and some of the art for the game. I also worked on creating the GUI (Graphical User Interface). At the time of making this game, one of the lab instructers named Keyvan requested that we use multiple mice which proved very difficult for us being the first time we have made a game, or tried programming multiple mouse input. However, we did get it working.
You can download the game here.
Controls:
Menus:
Move cursor: Up arrow, Left arrow, Right arrow, and Down arrow
Select: Enter (or return)
In the player select screen, click your mouse to add a player, that player will then be bound to that mouse. Take a look at the How To Play section within the game.
I was the Asset lead in which I would be the mediator between the art team and the programming team, making sure we get the art and sounds for our game. I also made the multi-layered sound engine which uses OpenAL as the audio API and loads Ogg Vorbis sounds. I have also made a scripting system which was used for level loading and some sound loading.
As a side note, Shake n Bake was the name of our studio. Somebody got it from the movie Talladega Nights. Also, the picture was found by one of the guys. If anybody knows the source it would be awesome if you could send me an e-mail at dlongest@doomtoast.com.
Screenshots
Download
IMPORTANT: Download the OpenAL installer 1.1 from OpenAL.org before playing the game.
Latest Version: Final Version
Release Candidate 1 (gold as far as Full Sail is concerned)
Early Release (not quite yet gold)
Beta Build
First Public Release
Canisk
Canisk is the first game I have created on a team of three. The other two members were Andrew Johnson and Bryan Lister. It is a game in which the goal is to destroy enemy castles and take over all of the territories within the game world. It is also a multiplayer game in which you can play with up to four people using gamepads or mice.I had no official title for the creation of this game, but I had created the particle editor and some of the art for the game. I also worked on creating the GUI (Graphical User Interface). At the time of making this game, one of the lab instructers named Keyvan requested that we use multiple mice which proved very difficult for us being the first time we have made a game, or tried programming multiple mouse input. However, we did get it working.
You can download the game here.
Controls:
Menus:
Move cursor: Up arrow, Left arrow, Right arrow, and Down arrow
Select: Enter (or return)
In the player select screen, click your mouse to add a player, that player will then be bound to that mouse. Take a look at the How To Play section within the game.