comp159 2d randomly generated maze escape
A free maze game — play it in your browser, no install. This is a repo for a 2D Unity randomly generated maze escape game for COMP 159 Computer Game Technologies. This game was submitted as part of a game jam (SCREAM JAM 2023).
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Controls: use the directional keys (A · W · S · D) to maneuver through the maze
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LOOKABOUT is a 2D game categorized as a dungeon crawl. In this game, the protagonist explores a dimly lit labyrinth of rooms, searching for the key to escape while armed with only a time-sensitive flashlight. Players must confront terrifying adversaries and scavenge for flashlight batteries. The game adheres to the horror concept of Scream-Jam, where threats lurk in the shadows and can strike at any moment. The constant fear of the flashlight running out before finding the key adds to the overall horror experience. Being lost within the maze intensifies the eerie atmosphere.
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