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https://www.dropbox.com/s/sguqf04gpakbpcf/strame%201%201%202018%20update.exe?dl=0
This game is called Strame.
made with my friend Henry off and on over the course of five years.
Maneuver the main menu with the arrow keys and select a mode by pressing enter. If you click the vibrating man in the top-right corner that will initiate an additional mode.
At any point you can press 'R' to restart the game and send it back to the main menu.
The "AI!" mode is not fully complete yet.
The music in this game is randomly generated. If you hold 'M' at any point, some statistics for its speed and time signature will appear next to the mouse. It will be either muted or unmuted when 'N' is pressed.
Not all pieces that can be upgraded currently have upgrade sprites, but most do.
When in-game:
- The game is turn-based. Once a turn is complete, press 'space' to move to the next turn.
- Each player may spawn in one unit per turn, done by clicking and dragging the unit onto the board, then releasing the click where the piece is to be spawned. Pieces will automatically be spawned as far to their side of the board as they can be.
- When pieces are spawned, they are deactivated, but when a turn begins all pieces on the player's team are able to be activated.
- To activate a piece, left click on it. To deactivate a piece, right click on it.
- Players can move all of their pieces each turn. Once deactivated, however, a piece cannot be reactivated.
- The goal of the game is to destroy the opponent's block, which has 5 HP.
- You can mouse over units on the board to discover their stats (displayed in the top-right corner of the screen) and their attack range (shown in blue tiles).
- Most pieces are moved using the arrow keys. If you activate a piece and several squares around it turn white, you can teleport to one of those squares by clicking on it once per activation.
- If your activated unit kills another unit (of either players' possession) they will flash white, which means they can be reactivated again. This is called the "Death Mechanic."
- Most units have unique attacks.
- The attack directions that each unit has access to vary, but if they do have access to certain directions they will always use the same buttons.
- The 'F' key will deactivate the selected unit.
- The 'G' key will cause any of the player's existing Miner units to activate, generate gold, and then deactivate, provided no other piece is selected.
- If a piece can be upgraded, you can do so by pressing 'U' when it is activated and it has yet to move or attack on the turn.
Attack Controls (units must be selected in order to use their attacks):
- The 'W' key attacks upwards.
- The 'A' key attacks to the left.
- The 'D' key attacks to the right.
- The 'X' key attacks down.
- The 'S' key, for some units will either spawn a shield, detonate bombs, or shoot a projectile at the mouse (depending on the unit).
- The 'Q' key will attack up-left.
- The 'E' key will attack up-right.
- The 'Z' key will attack down-left.
- The 'C' key will attack down-right.
Soldier:
- Health: 4
- Tiles: 2
- Damage: 1
- Range: 1 tile in all directions.
- Cost: 1 gold
Can spawn Shield if you press 'S' and haven't attacked with this piece during the turn. Shield starts with 3 Health and takes damage for Soldier. If the shield is destroyed however, the piece that destroyed it can reactivate itself using the Death Mechanic. When Soldier has Shield equipped, it can only move 1 Tile per turn. Soldier can destroy its own Shield by upgrading.
Can upgrade.
At level 2, it gains one health. At level 3, it gains one damage. At level 4, it gains one health.
Ninjer:
- Health: 2
- Tiles: 2
- Damage: 1
- Range: Semi-circle in the direction of attack, can hit multiple pieces at once.
- Cost: 1 gold
Can upgrade.
At level 2, it gains one tile. At level 3, it gains one health. At level 4, it gains one damage.
Possessed:
- Health: 2
- Tiles 1:
- Damage: 1
- Range: 3 tiles in cardinal and intermediate directions.
- Cost: 1 gold
Can upgrade.
At level 2, it gains one tile. At level 3, it gains one health. At level 4, it gains one damage.
Gollem:
- Health: 5
- Tiles: 1
- Damage: 2
- Range: 1 tile in the four cardinal directions.
- Cost: 1 gold
Can upgrade.
At level 2, it gains one tile. At level 3, it gains one health. At level 4, it gains one damage.
Bomber:
- Health: 3
- Tiles: 2
- Damage: 1
- Range: 1 tile in all directions.
- Cost: 1 gold
Attack button places a bomb. Each team can have up to three bombs on the field at a time. The Bomber will detonate all of the team's bombs, including ones placed by other bombers, when 'S' is pressed.
Can upgrade.
At level 2, it gains one tile. At level 3, it gains one health. At level 4, it gains one damage.
Jof:
- Health: 3
- Tiles: 3
- Damage: 2
- Range: 1 tile in the four cardinal directions.
- Cost: 1 gold
Jof takes one damage every time it attacks.
Can upgrade.
At level 2, it gains one tile. At level 3, it gains one health. At level 4, it gains one damage.
Miner:
- Health: 1
- Tiles: 1
- Gold: 0.2 per turn.
- Cost: 5 gold
Gold can be generated when the piece is selected by pressing 'W,' 'A,' 'X,' or 'D.' Alternatively, if no piece is selected, gold can be generated by pressing 'G,' which will then result in Miner being deactivated after gold is generated. The gold that Miner generates is not added to the team's gold until it reaches 1 and then resets to 0, so if Miner is killed while the bar is being filled, another Miner cannot generate less gold to add 1 to the team's total.
Can upgrade.
At level 2, gold production increases to 0.25 per turn.
At level 3, gold production increases to 0.3 per turn.
At level 4, gold production increases to 0.35 per turn.
Zed/Zombie:
- Health: 4
- Tiles: 2
- Damage: 1
- Range: 1 tile horizontally.
- Cost: 1 gold
When Zed kills another piece, he gains that piece's attacking ability. If the piece cannot attack, he gains the ability to attack in the four cardinal directions. He does not steal a piece's damage.
Cannot upgrade.
Blue Guy:
- Health: 3
- Tiles: 1
- Damage: 3
- Range: 1 tile in the four cardinal directions.
- Cost: 1 gold
Blue Guy's damage is equivalent to his health, so the more damage he's taken, the less damage he will do.
Can upgrade.
At level 2, it gains one tile. At level 3, it gains one health. At level 4, it gains a 2x damage multiplier.
Skeleton:
- Health: 2
- Actions: 2
- Damage: 1
- Range: 3 tiles in the four cardinal directions.
- Cost: 1 gold
Rather than having "Tiles," Skeleton instead has "Actions." These actions can be used to either move or attack, which means Skeleton can move twice in one turn, attack twice in one turn, or do one of each.
Can upgrade.
At level 2, it gains one action. At level 3, it gains one health. At level 4, it gains one damage.
Plague:
- Health: 4
- Tiles: 1
- Damage: 1
- Range: 1 tile in the four cardinal directions.
- Cost: 1 gold
The Plague's attack poisons opponents, which means it does damage initially, and then does damage at the start of the next two turns. If a poisoned piece is next to another piece, the other piece will be poisoned, receiving the same amount of poison turns as the unit initially poisoned. The Plague itself cannot be poisoned.
Can upgrade.
At level 2, it gains one tile. At level 3, it gains one health. At level 4, it gains one damage.
Archer:
- Health: 2
- Tiles: 2
- Damage: 1
- Range: 4 tiles in the four cardinal directions.
- Cost: 1 gold
When you attack with Archer, hold the attack button down and release it at specific points to shoot it certain distances. The green bar will fill and lower while the button is held. While the bar is full, the arrow will shoot its maximum distance. While the bar is empty, the arrow will be fired one tile. Archer is spawned with three arrows, and it must pick them up in order to shoot them again. If Archer has already shot an arrow and it picks up another one, it will be able to fire again.
Can upgrade.
At level 2, it gains one health. At level 3, it gains one tile of range. At level 4, it gains one damage.
Fighter:
- Health: 3
- Tiles: 2
- Damage: 1
- Range: 1 tile in the four cardinal directions.
- Cost: 1 gold
Fighter's damage increases every time she is hit by the amount of damage she just took.
Can upgrade.
At level 2, it gains one tiles. At level 3, it gains one health. At level 4, it gains one health.
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