Captain, We're Lost...

a game originally made for Weekly Game Jam - Week 129. theme was  'Lost in Space' 

 it is  a real time strategy where you control a ship through individual parts attached to the ship and ordering them to do things with your mouse. 

you fly your spaceship around battling pirates who what to destroy yourship.  and come to the aid of ships that are lost in the mist. 

controls

Selecting Parts:  

use "Left mouse click" to select parts by either clicking on them or clicking and draging to select everything in the selection.  if you select a part when you are holding the "Left shift" key it will add it to the curent selection.  if you select a part when you are holding the "Left Control" key it will remove it from the curent selection. 

Altering parts: 

once selected it should give a slider ranging from 0 - 1 where you can change the state and intensity of whatever is happening 1 being fully on and 0 being fully off .   the "Q" key will set everything to 0 and the "E" key will set everything to 1.

Aiming Parts: 

when you have a part selected you can "aim" it by right Clicking at the point where you want to aim it ( Some of the weapons have a targeting ability which locks the tracker to  that part. ).

Camera Controls: 

keys "W,A,S,D" to move the camera around and mouse wheel to zoom in and out.

Hotkeys: 

to set a hotkey, select parts you want to alter the state of together then while HOLDING the "Z" key,  press on the number keys you want to attach it to  (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9) to attach the number key with the part selection. once you've set a hotkey, to select it again press the number to re-select those parts, double tapping the number button will move the camera to the center of the selection. 

Dialogue:

press "Space" key to display all dialogue then press again to skip.

you can shoot your own ship so be careful. 

 

disclamers

though im not at the point where its not a complete experiance as of yet. 

also if the mouse pointer is a bit off but if you run it in fullscreen on a 16/9 aspect ratio monitor it should be fine