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@h0lley
The beginnings of dungeon proc gen, which in this case, is almost exclusively driven by letting Godot’s physics engine resolve collisions.
That may sound weird, but yet, I am quite happy with the extent of design control I can still have over the possible patterns.
Checkout the website, too: https://Crater.Company
I've just uploaded a video where I go into the implementation of an unique enemy in my top-down action adventure.
🔗 Checkout the website, too: https://Crater.Company
A bit of information is displayed each an expedition begins or is successfully completed.
🛠 Still early development.
👾 Feedback highly appreciated!
🔗 Checkout the website, too: https://Crater.Company
Every enemy indicates their pattern of attack this way. If you don't take these indications seriously, you die.
🛠 Still early development.
👾 Feedback highly appreciated!
🔗 Checkout the website, too: https://Crater.Company
Here's a weird bulb plant that tries to grab you, pulls you towards it, and then explodes. This can one-shot you, but the area of damage is clearly indicated.
🛠 Still early development.
👾 Feedback highly appreciated!
🔗 Checkout the website, too: https://Crater.Company
There's dialogue conversations with NPCs. These sprites are placeholders though.
🛠 Still early development.
👾 Feedback highly appreciated!
🔗 Checkout the website, too: https://Crater.Company
Aftermath of squishing a bunch of maggots - early enemies - with a huge sword. The telekinetic powers of the player-controlled-character make the weapon float.
The world is shrouded in a poisonous fog.
This fog is deeply connected to both the game's core mechanics as well as its narrative.
🛠 Still early development.
👾 Feedback highly appreciated!
🔗 Checkout the website! https://Crater.Company
This is Crater Company, an action adventure where you explore while trying to survive (not as easy you might think), and befriend a bunch of aliens.
🛠 Still early development. 👾 Feedback highly appreciated! 🔗 Checkout the website, too: https://Crater.Company
prototyping a topdown game where you can explore and try to survive within an infinite world.You can read more about it on my blog:http://serenity.style/blog/prototyping-progress-entity-and-collision-systems
Here's a combat prototype for a larger project I am doing.
At a later point, of course the opponents won’t behave like tin cans.
It will be extremely juicy.
Building an entire RTS in a game jam? Not a good idea! Did it anyways.
Find more info on my blog:
http://serenity.style/blog/my-first-game-jam-summer-edition
can you beat my #SuperMarioMaker castle? supermariomakerbookmark.nintendo.net/courses/8B42-0000-026A-0205
Once again I practiced some pixelart background after being inspired by @ansimuz
first day of toying around with #godotengine. that's hardly any code thanks to Godot's scene system. so far I love it, 25mb webgl export being the only turnoff. #gamedev
music playing in the background: www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrLs9j7VAX4
Praise the Sun!
More info: http://serenity.style/blog/praise-sun
Got some pixel art practice - inspired by Luis Zuno
More info here: http://serenity.style/blog/pixel-art-practice-inspired-by-luis-zuno