This is a COMPILE ONLY version.  If you can't compile it yourself, please wait for the binaries, which we'll post here ASAP. :)

http://opengameart.org/sites/default/files/archive/lastescape.zip

Last Escape is HARDCORE.  Don't expect it to be easy.  There are five levels total, and if you're going to get through them, you have to play carefully and kill enemies to collect their drops, 10 of which give you an extra life.  Please let us know what you think!

UPDATE:  Windows files are here (with binary)

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2325979/LastEscape.zip

Just download, unzip, and run. :)

Screens:

http://opengameart.org/sites/default/files/archive/lastescape-sewer.jpg

http://opengameart.org/sites/default/files/archive/lastescape-lab_0.jpg

GitHub link (contians new changes):

https://github.com/lendrick/Last-Escape

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Credit for this idea goes to Xiphias3, who mentioned it in our IRC channel, #opengameart.  We assumed that it was a suggestion for the group, so we voted on it and went with it and had no idea that he was developing it independently.  If this looks very similar to the premise for another entry, that's the reason. :)

Reddit Game Jam 06 will be starting on March 25th at 22:00 UTC and ending precisely 48 hours later.  They'll be accepting team entries, and OGA has the combined coding, design, and artistic talent available to make a very good showing.  Here are the rules.

Team OGA will be doing the following:

• As suggested, we're going to be using GitHub and writing an open source program.  The end result will be licensed under the GPL 2+3, plus whatever other license(s) we all agree on.  
• We'll be coding in C++ and aiming for a release that compiles on Windows, Macintosh, and Linux.
• We'll use existing OGA media where it makes sense, and create new art where needed.  Any art we use must have a Debian-approved license, so that the final product will be entirely free (as in speech).
• Any libraries we use will be (quickly) decided on when we start the project.  Given our familiarities and time constaints, SDL may be the best choice.
• Coders, designers, artists, musicians, writers, and idea people are all welcome!  Stop by our IRC channel (preferably in advance) if you'd like to participate.  No promises on us allowing in latecomers, since it takes a while to get people up to speed on an existing project.
• We'll try to accomodate as many participants as we can, within reason.  If we're reaching a point where the overhead of managing people exceeds the benefit of having a larger team, we'll split into two groups.
• This project will be run as democratically as is practical, but I (BartK) reserve the right to push things along if we get sidetracked.  If we end up getting too many people and splitting in half, a leader will be appointed for the other team.

Hope to have you aboard!

-Bart

[Edit: I've created a Team OGA Forum to discuss our world domination plans.]