(They're aliases are ShooterMG and Dabor)
Immunosuppression is a combination between a defense game, phage wars and frogger. You operate from a single static, permanent lymph node generating antibodies. There is a limited jump range, unlike all other games of this genre, and your enemies, rather than coming from bases, come down the moving bloodstream which you must rapidly jump your white cells across, and keep populated while moving to counter incoming viruses that will destroy red cells while using them to replicate.
Also unlike most games of the genre, which also include selecting multiple nodes to launch from and using them from long ranges, you have to click and drag a single node. Upon selecting it, your cursor will be marked with a number (Half of the selected node’s population rounded up), and a radius showing how far you can drag the cursor. Holding shift will change this number to the entire population of the node. Holding ctrl sends a single white, for use in rapid populating. Attempting to send more whites than a target can fit will lower the number to how much you can fit.
( taken straight out of Dabor's design doc btw!)
I'm just waiting for ShooterMG to peice together the final picture!
Here's a picture of the menu! -
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| What are those red and brown things on the table!, Gamers don't use those! Get 'em outta' there! |
I really hope I can be sending you guys a link to the game soon!, But we still have to program, find a sponsor etc. But things are going swimingly.
-Sean Parnell
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