The Badlands Of Gamma-4

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This game was created for the E1M1 Jam. This game was originally created in Unity 4.72, but upgraded at the last minute to version 5.65 in order to rectify a bizarre error which had inexplicably caused the renderer for certain particles (i.e. enemies) to stop functioning. The Premise As a battle-hardened and experienced "space grunt", you have been dispatched to undertake a preliminary recon of the nearest habitable planet in the Gamma Sector.  Your mission is to secure the region and eliminate any potential threats in preparation for future colonization. It isn't long, however, before you stumble upon the remnants of an abandoned alien outpost, apparently having been previously utilized for various experiments in genetic engineering. With the facility left unattended, the innumerable biproducts of several failed bio-engineered specimens continue to roam the badlands with little more than sheer aggression on their minds.  Worse still is the fact that several  robotic sentries continue to prowl the vicinity, with directives to eliminate any "unauthorized presence" in their wake. Fortunately, you've come prepared and well-endowed with considerable firepower, more than enough to get the job done. Gameplay TBOG4 is a retro-inspired shooter, designed to emulate the characteristics of 2.5-D Dos-based first person shooters of the mid-1990s.  The source of inspiration for this particular endeavor is not only rooted in the Doom franchise, but other products rooted in the more primitive variants of the Build engine, such as the Dos version of Exhumed (aka Powerslave) or the Witchaven games. Barring any semblance of a decent storyline, the premise merely serves as a catalyst for mindless mayhem, as you blaze your way from the beginning to the end of each level, hosing down monsters and collecting various pick-ups related to health and ammunition, which seem to be inexplicably scattered all over the place. Enemies The range of adversaries which you will face in this demo are currently confined to only four types. Crawlers - these insectoid-like inhabitants creep about at ground level, constantly posing a nuisance as they attempt to eviscerate you with their sharp pincers.Male Junkers - As the humanoid biproduct of alien failures in genetic experimentation, the "junkers" have adopted a pseudo-tribal sub-culture since their creators' departure, but exhibit limited  intellect which ascribes to little more than propensities for single-minded aggression.  The male variety hurls plasma bolts from his hands, with sharp claws ready to rake an adversary at close range.Female Junkers - the female persuasion of this species is considerably faster than their male counterparts. While her naturally-infused projectiles inflict little damage, they can temporarily immobilize the player, leaving you vulnerable for critical seconds as she closes the distance to pummel you with rapidly-infused high kicks.Airborne Sentries - Within the preliminary sectors of the alien outpost lurks a prowling assortment of  flying robotic drones, still beholden to their original directives to eliminate any potential "threats" in their vicinity.  They hover about slowly and attack with lasers. Controls arrow keysmovementleft controlfirespace barjumpescapepause game Credits All assets - comprising textures, models, images, music and audio effects -  are completely original, with the exception of five sound FX files, as listed below. "Face Punch"  sound- purchased from Sounddogs.com"Cougar Attack"  sound -purchased from Sounddogs.com"Man Falling Scream" sound - purchased from Sounddogs.com"Sci-Fi Laser" sound - purchased from Sounddogs.com"Cartoon Laser" sound - purchased from Sounddogs.com (originally attributed to Hanna Barbera Studios)