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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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we're not kids anymore.
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Xuebing Du
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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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@jordanbnz
Cretaceous Carnage is a Primal Rage-esque fighting game that pits prehistoric beasts against each other in 1v1 combat.
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This is a game we made over the weekend in 48 hours! Thanks to Alpha Beta Gamer for the review! If we worked on it more, what kinds of dinosaurs would you want to see?
New Quarry level for Caesar’s Revenge, a retro fps being made in GameMaker.
The main areas are the soldier’s camps and fortifications, the mining pit as well as a cave. Conditions in Roman mines were brutal. Many of these slaves were criminals known as “damnati in metallum” – which translates to “those condemned to the mine”. Other slaves in Rome could earn or purchase their freedom, these slaves however would work until their death.
What would a game set in ancient Rome be without lions? New enemy for Caesar’s Revenge. They attack anything in their vicinity - including civilians!
Some promo art for our game Caesar's Revenge by Ivan Khmel. What if Caesar came back from the grave to seek vengeance against those that betrayed and murdered him?
In Caesar’s Revenge there aren’t any health pickups - instead the player must recover by chaining kills and entering bloodlust. There is also the moral decision of whether or not the player chooses attack civilians to regain health. Caesar himself fought for the common people and even after death he had many supporters. What is the price of vengeance?
Combat test for a group of enemies showcasing basic ai + prerendered sprite based animations!
Basic billboard, 16 direction sprite rotations on a player facing plane + placeholder weapon tests. This is an old test room for working out sprites and things.
3D experiments in GameMaker. Engine for a Wolfenstein 3D type game. Makes me sad GMS2 makes these things less accessible.
DOGO is a local-multiplayer, competitive platformer in which players compete in an ancient ritual to convert opposing cultures to their own alignment.
We have released our game DOGO on Steam! If you like local multiplayer games take a look. The game is an arcade-y sports platformer about ancient rituals and cultural conversion. It is filled with unlockable stages and characters and was released on the day of The Great American Eclipse.
Local multiplayer competitive platformer
DOGO is a local-multiplayer, competitive platformer in which players compete in an ancient ritual to convert opposing cultures to their own alignment. Player characters are controlled as one entity, promoting skillful play and tactical precision among the chaos of the swarm.
I have been making this game for a year now and it is almost ready to release, check it out on Greenlight and throw it a vote or comment if you would like to see it on Steam :)
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=810496980
DOGO is nearing completion. Kind of stopped posting stuff because I’m never sure if/when things will get done. Happy to say that the game is now well past the point of uncertainty and will get a release without a doubt!
Playing with moving platforms for Dogo. They work pretty well provided you keep them away from the walls. Considering coding in proper collision detection but I kind of like the simplicity.
Working on a new game with @ivankhmel called DOGO. It is a local multiplayer game about faced paced cultural conversion that plays like tag.
Exploring the possibilities of with building some different scenes out of existing assets. It is interesting making a game that is only 5 minutes long but through that process I’ve made enough tilesets to make something much larger.
Editing audio and syncing it to in-game subtitles. It is funny how you can work on a project for so long without certain features (like voice acting) and then new life is breathed into it once they are added. It is nice that something so familiar can still be surprising. I am also feeling thankful that my characters don't have mouths: lip syncing made easy!
New walk cycle!
