Unfair Windows game

Unfair

VokCell | Released 2014

(New version is being released shortly.)

Unfair is a small idea that has evolved into a much larger concept. It started off as a dreary and abstract design that was simple but unappealing. It was then decided that Unfair should be centered around space. This led to updated visuals but the gameplay stayed the same. Now, after much experimentation and thought, Unfair's gameplay and sprites have been completely redone.

The gameplay has been revamped to feature physics using the Box2D engine. These physics give awesome maneuverability and gameplay mechanics. You can drift around a group of asteroids to evade the lasers of a turret, or enemies can burst through a wall of asteroids sending the deadly rocks hurdling towards you. The physics offer an amazing experience that make every play-through unique.

The sprites have been redone by WizardWizard creator, Crateboy!
The new sprites look awesomely retro and give the game wonderful nostalgic vibes!

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Unfair Project Updates

Jun 5 2014 News

A decision has been made to update Unfair once again. This update includes a major overhaul of Unfair. The controls have been changed to a control scheme more similar to Asteroids. The Box2D engine has also been implemented to simulate realistic physics. It handles linear dampening, velocity, mass, collision detection, and many more features that greatly enhance the experience. It's pretty cool to see six enemy ships flying at you as they bust through a cluster of asteroids which are then thrown in different directions. Lots of cool maneuvers can be pulled off as well, and sometimes it must be done to avoid enemy ships.

The sprites have also been completely redone by WizardWizard creator, Crateboy! He's given Unfair a clean and retro look that is both appealing and nostalgic.

New sound effects and particle effects are in the works at the moment. Some other goodies are still works in progress as well. (Such as mine-laying ships and perhaps power-ups?) Stay tuned folks!