A downloadable game

Lunar Assault 64 is my entry for the N64Brew 2021 Game Jam. The theme of the jam was "size". I ended up making a game where you slay monsters on the moon for career development. The game was developed over the course of two months.

Provided here are Nintendo 64 ROMs for NTSC and PAL systems. They're intended to be played on a retail Nintendo 64 console via a flashcart. I haven't had very much luck getting the game to work on emulators such as Project64 or mupen64plus.

Thanks to my friends/family that helped me out and supported me while making the game!

More information

Status	Released
Release date	Dec 13, 2020
Author	Daniel Savage
Genre	Action
Made with	Blender, Krita, Audacity, GIMP
Tags	3D, Experimental, Homebrew, Low-poly, n64, nintendo-64, Sci-fi
Asset license	Creative Commons Attribution v4.0 International
Average session	About a half-hour
Languages	English
Links	Source code, N64Brew Wiki

Download

lunar_assault_64_1_0_NTSC.n64 8 MB

Download

lunar_assault_64_1_0_PAL.n64 8 MB

Comments

unoclay1 year ago

I commented elsewhere, but i just got a Everdrive 64 and went straight to homebrew sites for my first games. This was a really impressive homebrew and I appreciated the work, atmosphere, and experience of playing it. I can sense a more ambitious plot lurking behind the mini-story we get here. Thanks for the hard work. A neat and entertaining experience.

waterpollo3 years ago(-1)

I have been trying to get this game, but what sort of program should I use? I am having a difficult time tying to get this game.

Daniel Savage3 years ago

Hi, thanks for the interest! In order to run the game, you'll need a retail Nintendo 64 console and a flashcart.

waterpollo3 years ago

Thanks!

PK PK3 years ago

Coo game.

Suspense Comix3 years ago

Retro graphics, I like it!

mewgl3 years ago(+1)

How did you manage to make the game for n64? Impressive!

Daniel Savage3 years ago

Thanks! Making the game was a bit tricky at times, but worth it!

The N64 SDK has been "leaked" a few times over the internet, so I was able to find it with some googling. I installed it onto a Windows XP VM and played around with it. It's quite similar to programming with C and OpenGL, in some ways.