Tito Deve Morrer! / Tito Must Die!

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PFS

Hey there! "Tito Deve Morrer!" / "Tito Must Die!" is a casual 2D platformer I've been working on since 2017. Here is one of the quests' trailers:

~English: https://3speak.tv/watch?v=pfsilva/fmismvql

Português: https://3speak.tv/watch?v=pfsilva/enokayss

Those are the real openings made in Godot. I recorded my desktop.

Regards!

Zelta

too much text, it doesn't look like a platformer

PFS

Thank you for the feedback. It is just the opening. It is a casual platformer for casual gamers. I'm fine-tuning the controls so people who needs face tracking software to control the mouse, like eviacam, will be able to play just by moving their face.

I had the idea when I watched a video of Bruno Boanerges. He was shot in the neck during a robbery attempt and is now tetraplegic. Thinking about his situation, as I want him to play the game, I'm fine-tuning the gameplay to work with face tracking software. So many people around the world in the same situation will be able to play the game.

Unfortunately it seems eviacam support for Linux was dropped. If someone have a suggestion of similar software for Linux, I'd really appreciate it.

I'll publish a stage testing the controls in a few days.

Thank you.

Kina

I liked the art, show a bit of gameplay, sounds interesting.

PFS

Thanks, @Kina. I'll upload a stage for gameplay testing soon. I'm still working on it. :-)

Thank you.

Calinou

Out of curiosity, which tool do you use to display graphs on top of the running project like on your screenshots?

PFS

@Calinou said: Out of curiosity, which tool do you use to display graphs on top of the running project like on your screenshots?

It is Gallium HUD, part of MESA graphics library and available when Open Source Linux video drivers are enabled. More about it: https://manerosss.wordpress.com/2017/07/13/howto-gallium-hud/

I created an alias on my .bashrc to call Gallium when I need it:

alias gallium='GALLIUM_HUD="GPU-load+cpu,.drequested-VRAM,draw-calls;fps:60;frametime" GALLIUM_HUD_SCALE=2 GALLIUM_HUD_VISIBLE=false GALLIUM_HUD_TOGGLE_SIGNAL=10 $1'

Then I run Godot from terminal with gallium:

$ gallium godot_executable.x86_64

To toggle the graphs on/off type:

$kill -10 PID

fire7side

Make sure you put a skip button on that intro.

PFS

Certainly!

Thank you.

PFS

Do you guys think the frametime is to high?

https://video.hardlimit.com/w/eBA9dqS3yLUBSwqF3ozWAG

PFS

By the way, in spite of the setback, the game was not cancelled. I'm still working on it. I added Blender to my workflow, had to change many stuff, rework the story... Many things changed since then.

I did not receive the OK from Konami to keep the "Pequetito Belmont" parody. As I will allow people to explore the work commercially under the CC-BY-ND license, I thought that was a good idea to get rid of him. The Demovania will be there, but Pequetito Belmont was replaced by someone else. 🙂

Tito Must Die! will be released when it is done.