Set in a dimly lit
house, Hath Sinned is a story of betrayal and murder. Play through Hath Sinned and you will unravel a story of a man
whose life is filled with the two vices and whose mystery shall go untold until the game is complete.
Programming
Development Environment: Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0
Programming Language: C++ with the OpenGL API
Effective Lines: 3671
Code Tree
Music
Number of tracks: 5
Number of sound effects: 26
Tracks
Right-click and save-as to save the songs
Credits.mp3
End.mp3
Inside.mp3
Theme.mp3
ToTerms.mp3
Details
Day 1: We began the competition with a massive
planning session laying out what we wanted to do for the plot. Numerous ideas were bounced around until eventually we decided on a horror game based on
a house and a deranged character. Josh and I spent the entire first day writing out ideas on paper (shown right). The game went through numerous drafts
to get to the final version. By the end of Day 1, we had a finished plot that we were happy with, so I began designing the game's engine and started sectioning
the workload of music and art to Josh and Camus.
Day 2: Most of the game was completed today, with minor tweaks to the game's plot and making sure the feel for the game was decent. We eventually finished the
main plot of the game and then finished off by creating the end-game newspaper, complete with three articles (two joke articles and one explaining the plotline). Much
pop was drank in this competition, as can be seen on the left.
Day 3: Perhaps it was the fact that we hadn't gotten much sleep, or maybe we had just plain gone insane, but after we finished Hath Sinned we realized we still had
almost 12 hours left of the competition: not enough time to add new features to the game and have them work decently. So, instead we invited a friend over (a friend
who can't draw, mind you) to do our art for a "mini-game" we were going to create, called Uh Oh, There's a Zombie. This is our "spoof" idea that we did for this competition
which was supposed to just be a random flash animation but ended up turning in to a full game by the end of the competition.To fully appreciate Uh Oh, There's a Zombie, you
must first watch the trailer for the original idea found here.
The first thing you'll notice when playing Uh Oh, There's a Zombie is that...there are no zombies. With the amazing music for the game it's almost worth playing just to
listen to the tunes as they're both catchy and enjoyable. To top it off, the title screen of the game is mixed with rainbow fonts and a picture of a a smiley face on fire just to
make it that much more ridiculous.
Download Uh Oh, There's a Zombie (3.18 MB)
Old Builds (Click any to download the build)