New Bonus Level
Macbat 64 » Devlog
It's been almost three years since the game's release. After the amazing response to the halloween sale, I really wanted to have a special thank you to you all. So exactly one day before Halloween, I came up with the idea of making a small new bonus level for the game. Since christmas was around the corner (and I like snow themed levels), it became a christmas themed level with old and new elements. It's still as simple and easy to get into as the rest of the game, but it's definitely more focused on collecting. I hope you enjoy it and wish you very happy holidays! :) <3
Files
Macbat64_2019.zip 110 MB
Dec 21, 2019
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Macbat 64
Macbat 64 is a 3D Platformer and 4:3 loveletter to the late 90s.
Status | Released |
Author | Siactro |
Genre | Platformer |
Tags | 3D, 3D Platformer, 3dplatformer, jumping, Low-poly, n64, Puzzle-Platformer |
Languages | English |
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Hi! Is there a way to claim this game to add it to my library for future download?
You have done a great job at making it look like an N64 game, what engine did you use?
Thanks. :) For this I used Unity 4.
Wow, that's great. You did a good job:)
i cant access the bonus book even though i have completed the main story. was there something i missed?
Hmmm... Have you turned the game off during the credits perhaps?
ill go do that... i assume the credits after the melon boss
Yes the credits after the boss. Try watching them till the end. I have no idea if that has anything to do with the problem but it's the only thing that springs to mind right now.
yeah that fixed the issue i kind of went a different way and showed the boss mercy and didn't get the credits but i realized i had to use the cannon and not jump into the ceaseless void
Another video!!!
How have I not heard of this before? It's amazing! It's cute, the art is great, takes about 90 minutes to complete with every second being carefree fun. Honestly my favorite part as a horror fan are the very weird and unsettling bits strewn about, not in a normal creepypasta indie game way, but as an homage to the general weirdness of games like Mario 64.
Also the Silent Hill references are perfect.