Minutes to LD32 end and I finally made my post mortem xp. I edited my entry with it and I will post it too. Of course everyone is always welcome to take a look at it~!<\/p>\n
Post-mortem:
\n First of all thank you for all of you who played\/rated my game! I was really nervous since it was my first time but I got surprised by the positive feedback ^^.<\/p>\n
Again, as my first game I had lots of limitations such as lack of skills and just inexperience. Still I’m proud of what I was able to do and happy to make people have fun with my work.<\/p>\n
What went well:
\n – The concept of the game came really fast, which made possible to start programing ASAP.
\n – Programing was smooth, specially because a lot of code (and engine) of my training to LD was useful to make this game.
\n – Pixel art, although very simple, I developed my skills while drawing them.
\n – I was able to make a lot of weapons and make it chaotic, which was the plan.
\n – The time management was quite good. I was able to get decent sleep and eat well. Of course more time would be better, but I prioritized my health to make to the end of the jam. I got a bit behind the schedule but still delivered most of what I wanted.<\/p>\n
What went wrong:
\n – Pixel art, still needs improvement.
\n – UI didn’t seem quite helpful.
\n – Sound and Music, still need to learn how to make them properly.
\n – Bad AI, need to learn more about implementing them.
\n – Collision detector is not quite right, I assumed most objects to be circles to make implementation easier but it doesn’t seem right<\/p>\n
What’s next:
\n – Study more!
\n – Develop more the engine
\n – Practice art concepts
\n – Learn how to use a music\/sound maker<\/p>","time":"May 11th, 2015 7:37 pm","title":"Thank you for playing and post mortem"}