Diorama of an adventuring party in the wilderness on the cover of Lunatic Dawn
Diorama scene of an elf playing a lute in a fantasy tavern for Lunatic Dawn
Diorama of an elf woman playing a lute in a fantasy tavern for the cover of Lunatic Dawn
Kenji Ando's diorama work for Lunatic Dawn goes wild too
INTRODUCING COMPUTER WORLDS
A showcase of strange & distinctive games created by independent developers - premiering next week on noclip_2
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It's true, but I find it really funny that SpongeBob was the first example that came to his mind.
Oni is very unique. It has one of the best melee combat systems, and a very early 00s "western anime" art style.
I miss when Bungie made good games
Ice material #GodotEngine #trenchbroom
if you are enjoying the demo I will give you one million thanks if you leave a review on the demo page! it helps a lot with visibility :) store.steampowered.com/app/4454550/...
Okay, Arksync is legit. A very particular old-school, uncompromising breed of platform shooter. Captures the spirit of Abuse (remember that one, oldheads?) better than any I can think of off the top of my head.
It launched yesterday after a couple years in early access.
youtu.be/aqJI2vw3xQ8
1967 - Dystopian Sci-fi novel, Don’t Create The Torment Nexus published
1974 - Cult classic BBC mini series
1997 - BBC remake
2002 - Hollywood movie, upbeat ending added
2019 - Nexcon - A Torment Company IPO’s, $324 Billion market cap
2026 - Polymarket bets on who will be tormented next
I like Godot, but sometimes it does something weird and I wonder if I should try using one of the idTech engines again.
I like how it feels like a game actually made during the PS1-era, instead of paying homage to a specific series. I can't wait for the sequel/spin-off.
It sounds really unique. Might download it tomorrow.
I haven't gotten around to playing it yet, but I'm really curious about this particular game.
I finished my entry for the David Lynch jam! Last day before the deadline, too.
It's not much of a game, but I think I ended up with something cool. You can play it online now:
lunar-finch.itch.io/city-ants
#gamedev #indiedev #GodotEngine #LynchianIdeasGameJam
I guess Duke Nukem 1, 2 and Manhattan Project also count
Trying to compile a list of platformers with guns. Not counting Metroidvanias or "run and guns" like Contra.
I spent all day trying different solutions for getting the player to walk up steps and none of them worked. Then I found this video, with a really simple solution that seems to work quite well for me.
There are problems with slopes, but I'm sure I can fix that easily.
youtu.be/l7iEmwMkqqc?...
Added a command to change the player's current global position. Pressing up and down will scroll through previous commands.
Journey of the Garden Rose is coming March 23rd!
Wishlist on Steam: store.steampowered.com/app/3692110/...
lol yeah I call it "Quake-style" but I imagine Carmack's implementation is much more elegant than mine.
I'm splitting the strings using colons as the delimiter e.g. "stage:stage_name". split(':')
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this is like a joke product in one of the bad seasons of The Simpsons
started making my own Quake-style dev console in Godot
Gave them a simple animation all done through the vertex shader. Gives them a lot of personality, though the deformations are decidedly no volume-preserving...
#gamedev #indiegame #solodev #unity3d
actually won't have time to work on the game for a while probably, so heck it.. here it is! store.steampowered.com/news/app/366...
Inspired by a tutorial I tried to follow that was way too long and kept forgetting to mention important lines of code.
