A downloadable game for Windows

Make a Monster!

Play as humble servant Igor, and dig up graves to COLLECT body parts for your master's creation! Drop them off in your cart until there are enough parts for a whole monster. You can only carry one part at a time, so you'll have to make several trips THERE AND BACK AGAIN!

Entry for 8 Bits to Infinity and Vimlark's Vim Jam

DrLilo - Art
Manti - Code/Audio
VR - Code

Install Instructions

  • Download and extract the .zip file
  • Run the "Diggenstein.exe" file


Controls

WASD - move

Space - dig

E - pick up or drop body part

Tab - view/hide the list of remaining body parts

Esc - Pause/Quit

StatusReleased
PlatformsWindows
Rating
Rated 4.0 out of 5 stars
(1 total ratings)
AuthorDrManticore
GenreAdventure
Made withAdobe Photoshop, Unity, Audacity, Logic Pro
TagsComedy, Game Jam, Horror, Unity, vim-jam
Average sessionA few minutes
LanguagesEnglish
InputsKeyboard

Download

Download
Diggenstein-Jam-Build-bugfix.zip 27 MB
Download
Diggenstein-Post-Jam-Build.zip 27 MB

Development log

Comments

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This game has a lot of potential if you decide to continue with the project or idea because the mechanic of building your own monster by digging up the parts is fun.

I know that you guys made each round last as much as the song, but it felt a little abstract in game. I think you could have police or something be the threat if you don't make it in time. Other than that, I think that the time limit fits well with the There and Back again theme, as it makes the going back in forth a gameplay factor in your race against time. Some of the collisions with the trees and gravestones were a little wonky, which made traversal a little annoying.

Diggenstein is a cool game with a cool mechanic, and I think it has the potential to be expanded upon.

Hi GagaGievous, thanks for your kind feedback. The fear of being caught by the authorities was actually the intention behind the timer, unfortunately, an explaination didn't make it into the final build!

I'm glad you enjoyed playing it, and I'm glad the theme and mechanics came across well. Thanks for playing and rating.

- Manti