dockygames

I've been making games professionally for over 10 years. This is a blog for work in progress on the games I make, sometimes for fun, sometimes to be released as finished titles. :)

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This project had a long hiatus, but I've picked it up again. Stay tuned for updates!

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Back on this project. Was able to transfer the new map code over and everything is working well.

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Back on the wagon with the bunny game. Still plenty to do on it, but it has my full attention.

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I just finished a new game. 20 small puzzle levels. Please play it and let me know what you think. ^_^ Can you finish it? http://starfruitgames.com/pigfriends

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Took a break from bunnies to make a puzzle game about pigs. 🐷 It'll be released sometime this week. 👍

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Took a break over the holidays, but now I'm back on the bunny project. Added shadows for jumping! Boing!

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Ironing out some glitches in the tiles and colour clashing! :)

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Yes, there's a bit of colour clash. :) Still working on this game.

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Beware the ice cave.

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I fixed the bugs with item generation and checkpoints, and made a Photoshop action to automate the generation of colour-overlays. Between this and the other fixes it's now much more fun to build levels in the game.

Room names come later, it seems! :)

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I know it doesn't look like much, but this image represents a lot of fixes with item-placement exporting from the tilemap system. :) This will make it much faster for me to move the project forward, and benefits my other projects too.

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Work continues on the bunny game. :)

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Working on enemy patterns and challenges.

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Still working on the bunny game. I'm making some animated tiles, enemies and other animals.

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I've been chipping away at a ZX spectrum style game for the last few days, currently called Bunny Run, perhaps. There’s enough of a game here that I’m determined to finish it off.

It’s made in Unity3D, but is designed to emulate a ZX Spectrum as authentically as possible.