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https://fecheverry.itch.io/heartpotato


This game was developed for the 2023 Chillennium Game Jam, inspired by this year's theme, "We Share a Heart" and submitted to Skills USA.


An ancient artifact was discovered in the desert by a group of magical scientists. These scientists have been experimenting with the artifact's mystical powers and found that the artifact feeds on blood -- and its power can bring any fossil back to life. The scientists succeeded in reviving a monstrous T. rex. However, the creature and its partner broke free.  The two dinosaurs must now try to survive the scientists' attempt to subdue them while sharing the power of the ancient artifact.

As the player, your objective is to keep the ancient heart artifact charged with blood and balanced so neither T. rex dies while the two dinosaurs fight the scientists and obtain their research blood vials to feed this powerful artifact.

Controls:

  • W - Movement Up 
  • A - Movement Left
  • S - Movement Down
  • D - Movement Right
  • Left Click - Shoot / Attack
  • Right Click - Heart Throw / Character Switch

Instructions:

  • Use right click to throw the heart artifact at a dinosaur to change control between the two. 
  • Balance their health by killing enemies and collecting their drops. 
  • Orange T. rex gives life to the blue heart side, while Blue T. rex gives life to the orange heart side. 
  • If any of the sides reaches zero is GAME OVER. 
  • Orange and Blue have different types of attack. 
  • You must balance playing time between the two dinosaurs to stay alive longer. 

Game Developed by:

  • Felipe Echeverry 
  • Claudia McMillan
  • Saeed Rezvan
  • Hillary Zheng

Made with Unity, Aseprite, Ableton, and Procreate