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What went right?<\/strong><\/h2>\n Tools:<\/em><\/strong><\/h3>\n At first I was thinking about using LibGDX, kinda used to it and made 2 Ludum Dare games with it. But last minute I decided to go with Unity instead. The reason being is that I wanted to use 3d models for my game which was easier for me to produce than 2d sprites. Strangely enough it worked out pretty well since I didn’t touch Unity in months.<\/p>\n
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Tactics:<\/em><\/strong><\/h3>\n I needed a different strategy for my development, like my last two games, it was kind of intense and focused too much on one part of the game like graphics and kept tweaking till I liked it. So I made a list of things I needed for my game. On this list like everyone else\u2019s; gameplay, graphics, controls, sound, begin and an end and perhaps a story as extra. I think I started too ambitious with physics based gameplay. After the first day I didn\u2019t came even close to what I\u2019ve intended to make for LD. Unfortunate I had to make some sacrifices in some of the basic game key elements. It was a wise decision and I made the game simpler and it was easier for me to build. Instead of using massive flocks of particles as offense and defense, pretty much your unconventional weapon I made a single black hole you had to feed in order to survive.<\/p>\n
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Strength:<\/em><\/strong><\/h3>\n My strength is programming and modeling, everything else was on low priority and didn\u2019t want to spend too much time how to deal with it. Although I wanted to add music to the game, my previous games had no sound at all, well\u2026 simple shooting sounds and that\u2019s basically it. So I\u2019ve spend some time on making music and it was really fun to work on and strangely enough it fits the game very well.<\/p>\n
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At first I was thinking about using LibGDX, kinda used to it and made 2 Ludum Dare games with it. But last minute I decided to go with Unity instead. The reason being is that I wanted to use 3d models for my game which was easier for me to produce than 2d sprites. Strangely enough it worked out pretty well since I didn’t touch Unity in months.<\/p>\n
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<\/p>\n I needed a different strategy for my development, like my last two games, it was kind of intense and focused too much on one part of the game like graphics and kept tweaking till I liked it. So I made a list of things I needed for my game. On this list like everyone else\u2019s; gameplay, graphics, controls, sound, begin and an end and perhaps a story as extra. I think I started too ambitious with physics based gameplay. After the first day I didn\u2019t came even close to what I\u2019ve intended to make for LD. Unfortunate I had to make some sacrifices in some of the basic game key elements. It was a wise decision and I made the game simpler and it was easier for me to build. Instead of using massive flocks of particles as offense and defense, pretty much your unconventional weapon I made a single black hole you had to feed in order to survive.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n My strength is programming and modeling, everything else was on low priority and didn\u2019t want to spend too much time how to deal with it. Although I wanted to add music to the game, my previous games had no sound at all, well\u2026 simple shooting sounds and that\u2019s basically it. So I\u2019ve spend some time on making music and it was really fun to work on and strangely enough it fits the game very well.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n Tactics:<\/em><\/strong><\/h3>\n
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