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Game of the Month - Carveola Incident [Feb 2012 ]
Carveola Incident is a First World War themed game where you defend your trench against waves of zombies.
Pumpkin Games
The game was created by Wootra Games and won sponsorship from Armor Games. Click here to play.
Between waves you can buy infantry to aid your cause and purchase different weapons. The diversity and resiliance of zombies increases as the game moves on. Eerie music and other pleasing little audio touches keep the mood zombieish.
The game is engaging to play, although the game mechanic is extremely familiar; a mouse controlled gun sight, defend something against waves of enemies who have different speeds and damage resistances. In those departments Carveola Incident fulfills its remit enjoyably well.
I contacted Wootra Games' developer, Gjorgji, and asked him about the game and how the development process went, some 18 months ago.
"As for the game itself," said Gjorgji, "I can't help you much, but I'll tell you what I remember. . . . Carveola started with the idea of a defender, quick-to-make game. But once started, we continued to add features, so in the end it took three and a half months to complete. (and we had to throw out some of the stuff, like in-game upgrades of the soldiers). "
Wootra games has also, he informs me, produced a spin-off game, Carveola Incident: 2118 A.D. and they are considering porting the original game over to PC, X-Box and Steamworks, after keen player input.
A nice element is that your view is not the whole scene, there is always a blind spot, and moving the mouse to the edges of your view will move it over to that side. Checking the radar can keep you up to date on your unseen area and you can move there to help out if one of your fellas is getting overwhelmed.
What makes the game stand out, apart from the wonderfully uninformative title, is the beauty of the design, artwork and feel of the game. Sepia drawings transport you to muddy, frightening times, and dust-speckled moody 'old footage' enforces the period mood. It raises Carveola above the usual shoot-em-all-get-better-stuff game of this genre.
Although not a new release, Carveloa Incident deserves a commendation as it is a Flash Game that has clearly had a lot of love and attention applied to give the player an enhanced gaming experience. If the team at Wootra continue to strive who knows what treasures may be on their way?
Zum Game: http://www.wootragames.com/play-game.php?game=carveola
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Carveola Incident is a First World War themed game where you defend your trench against waves of zombies.
Pumpkin Games
The game was created by Wootra Games and won sponsorship from Armor Games. Click here to play.
Between waves you can buy infantry to aid your cause and purchase different weapons. The diversity and resiliance of zombies increases as the game moves on. Eerie music and other pleasing little audio touches keep the mood zombieish.
The game is engaging to play, although the game mechanic is extremely familiar; a mouse controlled gun sight, defend something against waves of enemies who have different speeds and damage resistances. In those departments Carveola Incident fulfills its remit enjoyably well.
I contacted Wootra Games' developer, Gjorgji, and asked him about the game and how the development process went, some 18 months ago.
"As for the game itself," said Gjorgji, "I can't help you much, but I'll tell you what I remember. . . . Carveola started with the idea of a defender, quick-to-make game. But once started, we continued to add features, so in the end it took three and a half months to complete. (and we had to throw out some of the stuff, like in-game upgrades of the soldiers). "
Wootra games has also, he informs me, produced a spin-off game, Carveola Incident: 2118 A.D. and they are considering porting the original game over to PC, X-Box and Steamworks, after keen player input.
A nice element is that your view is not the whole scene, there is always a blind spot, and moving the mouse to the edges of your view will move it over to that side. Checking the radar can keep you up to date on your unseen area and you can move there to help out if one of your fellas is getting overwhelmed.
What makes the game stand out, apart from the wonderfully uninformative title, is the beauty of the design, artwork and feel of the game. Sepia drawings transport you to muddy, frightening times, and dust-speckled moody 'old footage' enforces the period mood. It raises Carveola above the usual shoot-em-all-get-better-stuff game of this genre.
Although not a new release, Carveloa Incident deserves a commendation as it is a Flash Game that has clearly had a lot of love and attention applied to give the player an enhanced gaming experience. If the team at Wootra continue to strive who knows what treasures may be on their way?
Zum Game: http://www.wootragames.com/play-game.php?game=carveola
Per Google: carveola incident - Google
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