Blackwood Division
A downloadable game for Windows and Linux
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Welcome Commander to Blackwood Division!
An RTS where you are tasked to investigate sightings of mysterious creatures and battle against hostile forces. You are the first responder to handle supernatural events.
Features:
- Command a diverse military force of infantry and vehicles.
- Build and expand your base while managing resources and energy
- Battle against AI opponents and supernatural creatures in an evolving difficulty curve
- Complete challenges to unlock new gameplay elements
- Features a Necronomicon that catalogs all discovered units and creatures
Controls:
- Move Camera: WASD / Middle Mouse Button
- Select things: Left Mouse Button
- Order Selected Units: Right Mouse Button
- Zoom in/out: Mouse Wheel
- Build multiple/ Train multiple: Shift + Left Mouse Button
( You can also use the number keys 1-9 to quickly train units and build buildings)
Just some tips because there is no tutorial right now:
- Always have a collector and refinery or you will quickly lose
- Exploring the map is rewarding
- You can build refineries with a collector for easy expansion
Also, HUGE thank you to Aleksandr Makarov for the micro RTS pack that is used as the base for this game!
Note: This is an early demo version - your feedback will help shape future development!
Published | 3 days ago |
Status | Prototype |
Platforms | Windows, Linux |
Rating | Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars (1 total ratings) |
Author | GlassTower |
Genre | Strategy, Action |
Made with | Godot, Krita |
Tags | 2D, cryptids, Pixel Art, Real time strategy, Roguelike, Roguelite, Sci-fi, supernatural |
Average session | About a half-hour |
Languages | English |
Inputs | Keyboard, Mouse |
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linux.zip 41 MB
windows.zip 37 MB
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I usually don't like these type of games but that catched my eyes.
I like that you have to try it a few times before you start to understand why are you doing that you do. (My first try was 3 seconds long but the last one I almost seen all part of the map with a Buggy unit)
The sounds could be more different and a little music would make it better. Maybe it could reactive to what happening at the moment. (Just gathering, building and creating units: something slower music to help you thinking what is your next goal; you are in the middle of a fight: more intense music to feel the heat of the guns)
I struggled a lot with the camera, it would be nice if you could move freely or lock on a targeted unit(s). Or the best that if you could choose from these options.
One of the biggest problems (of mine) that if I click on a unit I don't see at the bottom right corner (or elsewhere): (1) That what type of unit is it and (2) how much health does it have at the moment. (Yes I know that every unit has a small health bar under them but it get easlily lost when you in the middle of action). But it is positive for me that those characters who gather sources are visible the type of the building where you can make more of them.
The "suicide" option could get different names:
If I mention this I have to say a few words about that you could turn on/off buildings (for example the Tesla) it would be nice to make the electric economy part of the game a bit more playful.
About the economy, I sometimes struggled with the amount of the material that I found (but that could be me who caused that).
During one of my tries I found a treasure chest (or something like that) and it gave a bonus (maybe bonus damage percentage if I remember well). That was nice, but it would be better if the map would be a bit more alive. For example that treasure chest is a great start and sometimes meteors hit the ground (or my units/buildings) but that map could hold more on it's back.
But against all of that I would recommend to prefer the units development.
Maybe later a multiplayer version if the base idea deveoped enough.
That's all that comes my mind. I hope that this game will grow out itself as the time flies.
See you next time folks!
Oh wow, thank you for the suggestions and for trying out the game! :)
I have already partially implemented multiplayer (that's why there is an iroh library in the zip), but i didn't have that in mind during development, so it would take significant efforts to do that sadly.
I'll keep in mind your observations if i continue the game tho!
This is a very good game! I also have some ideas for what else could be added:
I'm really looking forward to seeing what comes out of this game
Keep up the good work
Thank you so much for trying it out! :)
Yeah the game definitely needs more polishing, thanks for the suggestions. And sorry about your ear :P