A downloadable The Janinator for Windows

You play as the head technician working for the company At-Last. You wake up to perform your morning routine when you're suddenly interrupted by an experiment gone wrong. BUGS! Your new job now is to escape the facility while killing as many bugs as possible.

Just make sure to clean up after yourself! ;)

(and watch the wet floor)

Status:

This is an abandoned prototype. (Don't expect any updates in the near future)

Credits:

- Head Programmer: Michael Frye

- Head 3D Artist: Joseph Cruz

- Associate 3D Artist: Gabriel LaForge

- Associate Programmer/Artist: Mike Mitchell

- Former 3D Artist: Dante Ponzini

- Former Programmers:

Status	Prototype
Platforms	Windows
Author	Little Gear Studios
Genre	Action, Adventure, Shooter
Tags	3D, First-Person, FPS, Horror, Short, Singleplayer, Unity

Download

Google Drive Link (x64 & x86)

External

Install instructions

The download is a zip file that includes both the 64 and 32 bit (x86) versions of the game.

Windows only

Development log

The Ultimate Fate of The Janinator
Apr 25, 2021

Comments

Elrenia2 years ago

Nice lil game < 3 Made you a lil video:

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GREAT GAME DEV

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good prototype

Indie horror playthoughs2 years ago

This was a real delight of a game. Reminded me a lot of Viscera Cleanup Detail, which I spent many hours in enjoying. This adds a whole new element where you MAKE the mess you have to clean up. Really enjoyed the gameplay, could use a bit of tidying up, things like audio were a bit over the top and could be lowered a tad and could use some modulation so every shotgun blast doesn't sound exactly the same. Had a few bugs... *cough cough* ... My first spawn i was below the map and had to restart, but fixed itself on second load in. And I'm not sure if I just missed something or if the game bugged out, but at wave 4 I ran out of bugs to kill and it kept telling me to start the power, but also wouldn't allow me to. All-in-all this was a really awesome experience and I'd love to see this progress! Good work!!