Attack of the Giant Mutant Lizard
Control a giant mutant lizard to eat people, stomp cars, and throw things with your mutant tail which has claws for some reason. Spend points on upgrades and new abilities and try to survive an increasingly deadly hail of bullets.
You can find an early playable demo at GameJolt.
Also listed on:
store.steampowered.com/app/590840/Attack_of_the_Giant_Mutant_Lizard
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Hi everyone,
Today I am going to release this game out of early access (unless something bad happens within the next few hours such as a power outage or a ninja attack), and I wanted to say a few things about the game.
I want to thank everyone who has showed support by leaving comments or feedback (I even appreciate the criticism). I always figured a few people would enjoy this game, but I was surprised by the amount of positive comments compared to the amount of negative ones. Maybe that's just because it was in beta? I guess I'll find out soon enough.
Why is the game so short?
This was always intended to be a short game. It was partly inspired by the types of browser-based games I used to play on websites such as newgrounds. Just pointless little games with no real story and a simple goal. My thinking was that people would play for a little while, and then move on to another game.
What's the deal with that ending?
Yeah, I couldn't really think of an ending. Hell, I didn't really have a story to begin with. I tried to come up with some ending that would provide closure, but then I was like, "Screw it. Here's some jokes." That's why for this release, I have switched the order of the buttons on the main menu to arcade mode first and story mode second.
Why did I make this game?
I kind of wanted to play a game like this. But the Google Play store is filled with shovelware and cheap clones that exist only to display ads. The monster games I've seen were usually like, you touch something and it just explodes or disappears. (And I thought I was lazy.) So it didn't seem like anyone else was making any decent ones, so I figured I would have to make it myself. My advice to other aspiring indie game developers is, don't worry about what other people want to play; make the game that you want to play.
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Version 0.8.2
Updated Controls, and Plans for the FUTURE!
Localization: Help Me Translate!
Update 2018-11-25
Update 2018-01-01
Target Practice -- Featuring a New Ability
Cutscene Animation and a Funny Lesson About Sound Effects Packs
Toon Shading, Steam, and a New Gameplay Video
Devlog 2017-01-28: Slow Progress - But Some Good News -- Plus Some Even Better News
Another Year, Another Devlog...
Greenlight and a New Gamelay Video and Other Fun Things
Devlog 2016-11-27
Update 2016-11-20
Update 2016-10-15
Mobile Version Alpha Testing and Other News
Updated Demo.
Demo Released
Searching for Sounds
Introduction
Devlog 2017-01-28: Slow Progress - But Some Good News -- Plus Some Even Better News
It’s been about a month since my last post, so I thought I should take some time to say a few things about my game before people start to think I’ve gone missing.
Progress this month has been annoyingly slow, but I have made some progress. I was working on a new cutscene to use as a transition between one scene and another scene which I haven’t even begun designing. I was hoping to get that cutscene done a few weeks ago but, for various reasons, I only barely have it about 30% done.
But while I was doing that, I found a decent shader to help give the game a more cartoony look.
Here’s some before and after shots for comparison:
And there was one other thing… What else did I want to say?…
Oh, right:
Suck it, naysayers! My game got Greenlit!
Just this past week I got notified that Attack of the Giant Mutant Lizard was Greenlit and I recently filled out some paperwork and I’m just waiting for verification of all the boring tax stuff. I want to thank everyone who came and voted.
I have a lot of work to do still, and to be honest, I’m kind of making things up as I go; so I guess it’s time for me to get caffeinated and get back to work.