Suddenly, Thousands is a mob controlling game that takes inspiration from Pikmin and The Swapper. As a lone individual, you can recruit characters with synchronized movements to help push blocks, trigger switches, and avoid perilous lasers. Help lead the mob to it's sacred safe-house! Developed by one developer from Bacon Game Jam 08 (October 2014).
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Suddenly, Thousands (Linux 64-bit)
Full VersionDownload the zip file for your platform, and unzip the file. Go into the directory, "Not a Clone". There will be a binary executable called "Suddenly...
Suddenly, Thousands (Linux 32-bit)
Full VersionDownload the zip file for your platform, and unzip the file. Go into the directory, "Not a Clone". There will be a binary executable called "Suddenly...
Suddenly, Thousands (Mac 64-bit)
Full VersionDownload the zip file for your platform, and unzip the file. Run the file, "Suddenly, Thousands.app" under the folder, "Suddenly, Thousands".
Suddenly, Thousands (Mac 32-bit)
Full VersionDownload the zip file for your platform, and unzip the file. Run the file, "Suddenly, Thousands.app" under the folder, "Suddenly, Thousands".
Suddenly, Thousands (Windows 64-bit)
Full VersionDownload the zip file for your platform, and unzip the file. Run the file, "Suddenly, Thousands.exe" under the folder, "Suddenly, Thousands".
Suddenly, Thousands (Windows 32-bit)
Full VersionDownload the zip file for your platform, and unzip the file. Run the file, "Suddenly, Thousands.exe" under the folder, "Suddenly, Thousands".
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I had a go, and I'm really impressed! The graphical style makes perfect use of primitive cube shapes, the mechanics are sound, and the music is extremely calming. I couldn't find any problems with the levels (which have been designed really well), I'd really like to see more. Good job :)
Thanks, Dan (the apparently nerdy guy)! It was a tough 48-hour game jam, but your kind comments makes all the work worth it.