Rainless
A downloadable game for Windows, macOS, and Linux
Rainless is a game made in a weekend for GDL Jam.
As Rainless City new Sheriff it's your job to take care of every citizen, well, mainly those lost in the desert.
Rescue thirsty people. Find valuable scrap buried in the sand. Trade scrap at the city's shop for great perks. Stay hydrated.
Theme: Thirst
Authors:
Special thanks to Quaternius for the human 3D models!
Music Desert Caravan composed and produced by JHSoundtracks.
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Development log
- v1.1 Fixes and PerksApr 14, 2019
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Made a video
I like your graphics style
I don't know if there's any end but I got to save quite a few Rainless villagers. :)
Hey thanks for the video! Glad to see people enjoying our game :) There isn't an ending since it was a short jam, but I'd say you basically completed it and probably hold the highscore :P
Hehe, nice.. not bad for someone who got the job out of the blue. :)
Hey! I think there is not enough water bottles, I died 5 times even before being able to find any citizens, The fact the we have day and night cycles is nice but again without the water is hard to be able to survive enough time! But nice concept! keep it up!
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did someone miss there nap?
Thank you so much for playing :D
The water bottles are rare, but you can always refill your thirst-bar at the well inside the town - and you can upgrade everything inside the shop.
Ah, I might not have realized that I can do that at first. If other players have the same issue, might need to be communicated more clearly? Or maybe I'm just blind. Still, good work!