LED: Light Extraction Droid

LED: Light Extraction Droid, is a top-down 2D rogue-like twin-stick shooter where you play as Merlin, a futuristic robot detective, attempting to return the stolen light to the citizens of Light City.

Wander through a randomly generated level, defeating members of the Lightbulb Gang, collecting upgrades and avoiding environmental hazards.

Find and collect the three Key Cards to help restore the light to Light City.

As this is a Full release build, Quasar Monkeys doesn't have any intention to continue development - If you encounter bugs or would like to give feedback, you're welcome to reach out to one of the Repo Contributors or send an email to: quasarmonkeys@gmail.com

This game can be played on controller or mouse & keyboard. Controls are listed in-game.

The browser is able to play the Release Demo, for the full intended experience, download and play the Release Version for Windows.

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Credits:

LED: Light Extraction Droid developed by Quasar Monkeys

Animator

Melanie Avent

Art Director

Chae-eun Gim

Creative Director | Level Designer

Lachlan McCaskill

Narrative Designer | Game Designer

Kieran Freame

Music Composer

Joshua Kaneis

Co-Lead Programmer

Andrew Giannakis

Co-Lead Programmer

Nathan Roberts

Asset Programmer

Basil Christofis

Producer | QA Programmer

Jarryd Worland

Quasar Monkeys acknowledges that this game was developed on the stolen lands of the Wurundjeri and Bunurong Peoples, members of the Kulin Nations. We pay our respects to their elders, past and present. Sovereignty was never ceded. 

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Thank you to the team for their continuing efforts over the last 9 months. This is intended to be the final version of the game with no further releases. If you've liked what you've seen, be sure to reach out to the Quasar Monkeys Twitter.

LED: Light Extraction Droid is a Capstone Project developed by Quasar Monkeys; students of Swinburne University of Technology.