NATURE BAD

POLLUTION GOOD

Plot:

You HATE the environment (who needs it anyways). You hate it so much you want to destroy it, creating the 'Super Evil Pollution Generator'™ at your 'Super Evil Headquarters'™ to get rid of it once and for all (hooray!). How does it work? Something something oil in the ocean something something.

Unfortunately, Nature isn't going down without a fight, but it also doesn't have a whole lot at its disposal, but you've got 2 hands and a steady stream of scrap metal comin' your way. Get your engineering skills up by building 5 different machines to demolish all the plant minions sent your way. Or go nuts with your patent-pending "pesticide pelter" and give 'em hell. Hands tired and you don't want to build anymore pansy? Upgrade your gun and augment your body at the player upgrade station! 

Controls:

1. WASD to Move
2. Spacebar to Jump
3. Left Click to Shoot or apply upgrades
4. Right Click on a building or specified structure to open an upgrade menu
5. C or Escape to close menus
6. Keys 1 - 5 create buildings.
   1. Left Click again to place it down.
7. Key 6 allows you to destroy buildings.

Buildings:

1. Turret
   1. The gold standard, shooting at visible enemies that are within a large range
2. Cooler
   1. A nice friend for any building, just simply attach the cable to another building to provide a steady stream of healing.
3. Overclocker
   1. A curious building, just like the cooler you attach it to another building. However, it makes the attached object work faster, but it messes with its internals and makes it have less HP. You can chain them together, and supercharge em'.
4. Vacuum
   1. Can't be bothered to pick up the scrap metal on the floor? Just place a bunch of these down! Or place buildings on it for a moving castle. Its up to you!
5. Grinder
   1. Grinds up pieces of unusable metal back into usable pieces. (it just gets it from thin air. How? Magic.)

Made for Acerola Jam 0

Game was developed over a period of less than 2 weeks, I started 2 days after it did lol. Plus finals threw a wrench into the polish.

Source code: https://github.com/CLakefish/AcerolaJam