Planet F-451

Planet F-451 is a hellish nightmare. A planet so hot, its surface is molten rock. If it wasn't for the vast resources this hellscape provided, you doubt the Union would have ever built a facility anywhere near it... but they did, and you're stationed on it!

After a long week of handling security for this crap-tastic rock, you were just about to take a little R&R... that's when everything started going wrong!

Controls

Keyboard & Mouse

• Movement: W,A,S,D
• Interact: E
• Fire Weapon: SPACE or Left-Mouse-Button (best to hold)
• Player Character will always face and shoot in the direction of the mouse cursor.

Game Pad

• Movement: Left Thumb Stick
• Facing: Right Thumb Stick
• Interact: XBox-A
• Fire Weapon: Right Trigger (best to hold)

ALIENS!!

The aliens in this game do not automatically attack you. First, they must detect you! When an alien is starting to detect you, a line is drawn between the alien and the player. The line slowly fills from red to green as the alien is figuring out what it's looking at. Once the line turns full green, the alien has detected you and it will chase you down if it can!

Breaking line of sight with the Alien will break the detection line and can be a way to avoid being attacked.

When detected, it is possible to evade the alien. If you can break it's line of site and hide (pretty difficult to do, to be honest) the alien will go into a search phase. If it detects you again, no line is drawn, it will just chase you! However, if enough time passes, it will forget you and need to detect you all over again.

Keeping Things COOL!

In the later sections of the game, the environment grows hotter (temperature displayed in the bottom left of the screen). When the temperature gets above 95 degrees fahrenheit, you will slowly start taking damage. The higher the temperature above 95, the more damage you will take.

Throughout the levels there are "Cooling Units" that, when active, will cool the level a small amount. While cooling, the light over the cooling unit will go from blue to red, then from red to green as it fills back up. When the light is green, the cooling unit can be used again.

About

Developed by Bryan "ObsidianBlk" Miller

Planet F-451 is a top down twin stick survival game written in Godot 4.1 Game Engine and utilizing assets from OpenGameArt.Org.

This game was made over the course of one month *(July 2023)* for the OpenGameArt's Summer Game Jam 2023.

The source code for this game is available under the MIT license and can be obtained from my Github Repository!

Attributions

Graphics

• Teeny Xeenies
  • Author: Emcee Flesher
  • https://opengameart.org/content/teeny-xeenies
  • License: CC-BY 4.0
  • Modified: Split tile and sprite graphics into seperate images. Duplicated a couple of tiles for easier use in tilemap setup.

• Assets: UI Minimalism SciFi
  • Author: Wenrexa
  • https://opengameart.org/content/assets-ui-minimalism-scifi
  • License: CC0

• Game icons
  • Author: Kenney
  • https://opengameart.org/content/game-icons
  • License: CC0  

Sound Effects

• Hi-Tech Button Sound Pack I (Non Themed)
  • Author: Circlerun
  • https://opengameart.org/content/hi-tech-button-sound-pack-i-non-themed
  • License: CC0 

• 80 CC0 creature SFX 
  • Author: rubberduck
  • https://opengameart.org/content/80-cc0-creature-sfx
  • License: CC0

• 60 CC0 Sci-Fi SFX
  • Author: rubberduck 
  • https://opengameart.org/content/60-cc0-sci-fi-sfx
  • License: CC0

• Chaingun, pistol, rifle, shotgun shots
  • Author: Michel Baradari
  • https://opengameart.org/content/chaingun-pistol-rifle-shotgun-shots
  • License: CC-BY 3.0

• Wind
  • Author: IgnasD
  • https://opengameart.org/content/wind
  • License: CC0

• Boiling Water Loops
  • Author: TinyWorlds
  • https://opengameart.org/content/boiling-water-loops
  • License: CC0

Music

• Menacing Otherworld
  • Author: Ruskerdax
  • https://opengameart.org/content/menacing-otherworld
  • License: CC0
  • Modified: Converted to OGG Vorbis format.