Cat Burglar
A downloadable Platform game for Windows
Cat Burglar is a short concept demo for an adventurer platforming cat burglar in her conquest for riches in the world, while avoiding angry doggos and sleepy dragonflies. ~Totoroo!
Should this demo be successful, it may grow to a fully fledged game.
Keyboard Controls / Joystick Controlls:
- AD / Left Analog Stick - Move left and right
- S / B - Jump Down
- Spacebar / A - Jump
- Spacebar / A in Air - Dash
Known Bugs:
None so far.
Possible Upcoming Features in Final Game:
- Time Attack Mode
- More Playable Characters
- More levels
- Online Scoreboard
- Enemies
- More collectiables
- Ranged/Melee Attacks
- Story!
Team:
- Game Director - Arekku
- Game Design - Arekku & Whitewatt
- Senior Programmer - Arekku
- Level Design - Whitewatt
- Artwork - Ravenmore, Lexatchison, Ennui Studios, Whitewatt, Krystian Komisarek, knik1985
- Music and SFX: Kenney.NL, Redhart Entertainment, MuzStation
Status | Prototype |
Platforms | Windows |
Rating | Rated 3.8 out of 5 stars (5 total ratings) |
Authors | Arekku, Whitewatt |
Genre | Platformer |
Made with | Adobe Photoshop, Unreal Engine |
Tags | 2D, Cute, Female Protagonist, Furry, High Score, jumping, one-hand, Short, Singleplayer |
Average session | A few minutes |
Languages | English |
Inputs | Keyboard, Mouse, Xbox controller |
Links | Discord |
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Development log
- CTCB Early VersionJul 30, 2020
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Hello!
Just wanted to let you know that the Linux version seems to be missing the binaries. That is:
Thanks for the heads up.
I used the option to build for linux and put the output into an archive. I have no idea what to do if that doesn't work.
I never used UE4, so I can't help you with the build arguments.
I'm presuming you're running Windows; have you set up the cross-compiler?
Yes, without that you get an error during compile.
https://docs.unrealengine.com/4.26/en-US/SharingAndReleasing/Linux/GettingStarte...
As you can see, documentation is extremely sparse.
Yeah, seems so.
The best I could find was a video about testing UE5 builds using WSL (which, in case you do decide to pursue Linux deployment, is worth setting up anywise).
Unfortunately, without looking at the project's settings and build output log, why the binaries are missing is only guesswork.
Nice platformer!
Thank you for playing!