james mihaly

MAGICAL DELUXE

Story:
You're a teacher who had a really bad day and even the cops came by to pay you a long visit. It's getting late and you still didn't have supper. On your way home, you stop by your favorite Pizza Restaurant and you try a new meal on the menu called Magical Deluxe. A few minutes later, things are getting more and more wierd but some how fun and interresting. Turns out the mushrooms in the pizza were in fact, magic mushrooms.

Description:
The goal in this game is simple, just walk to the end of the levels as you trip out in a world of hallucination.

Warning:
This game contains some drug content and coarse language.

Understand:
Understand that this is just a game made for the fun of woundering around in a very colorful and out of this world environnement and that I'm not trying to encourage you to do shrooms or any drugs, I just made a little story up so that it would make sense. Some of you may try this game when you're high, but that's none of my business. And by the way, I'm no stoner or anything like that.

Graphics:
This game has 3D graphics, but they're pretty simple. The textures are what makes this game so wierd. Some textures appear to be changing as you move closer or farther.

Soundtrack:
Pink Floyd's Comfortably Numb from their 1979 album The Wall.

Download:
http://host-a.net/ja...gical delux.exe

Screenshots:

This is where the adventure begins.


This is when the day gets its fluid.


The buzz gets even more intense.

Advice:
It's recomended that you read the game information so that you know how to move and stuff. Between each stage, there are some texts about how your character feels. You can read them if you want, or if you wanna have a little more fun you can skip them by pressing the spacebar.

Have a nice trip!

I'm making a top-down game, but how do I make 3D sounds? If a car passes close, how do I make a car sound that increases and fades away? Please help and I'll give credit.

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How do you make money? I mean, it says: ''MONEY:'' in the hud? And how do you do that if something costs 200$ and you have less than that amount then you can't buy it? Until now, I've done cash with the score actions when doing an object. Is that the right way?