Casual Desktop Game

The Next Level Desktop Destroyer Revival

• Are you annoyed by your co-workers?
• This meeting you're attenting could have been an e-mail?
• Is the neighbor once again complaining about your lawn?
• Do you want to relieve stress by going rampage on your desktop?
• Are you a fan of the ancient desktop destroyer and want to dwell in memories?

Then this game is the right choice for you! Casual Desktop Game is a fanmade revival of the ancient Desktop Destroyer game where you can "destroy" your screen with various tools. Or you can lend back and watch entities taking combat on your Desktop.

As a developer you might also want to be interested in creating your own tools or other entities using AngelScript. You can share your creations via the inbuilt Workshop.

Features:

• Relieve stress by going rampage on your desktop
• Use various tools like a hammer, chainsaw, machine gun, laser rifle or flame thrower
• Spawn military vehicles, soldiers, alien ships or monsters on your desktop
• Get content created by our community via the Workshop
• Change the background to something else via the backgrounds section

Keys:

• Use: Left mouse button to use a selected item
• Move: Ctrl + left mouse button to select, left mouse button to move
• Clean: Right mouse button to clean the "destruction"
• Menu: TAB
• Team: Space (switch between teams of combat entities)
• Screenshot: F10 saves a screenshot to disk
• Console: F11 (view scripting output and errors)
• Exit: ESC

Installation:

• Unzip the archive anywhere on your computer
• Start the cdg.exe
• Wait until the game is launched
• Have fun :-)

Tools:

The following basic steps are required to create a tool.

1. Create a new folder inside the tool directory and name it according your tool name.
2. Grab the demo_sdk.as script file, copy it inside the directory and give it the same file name as the directory is named.
3. Create a preview image (size: 195x90) and a cursor image and place them somewhere in the directory
4. Edit the tool script file according the provided instructions inside the script file
5. When debugging, use the ingame console to view output