Where do I begin.<\/p>\n
Pros:<\/p>\n
– Clear-concept<\/p>\n
– Stepped outside of comfortable genres<\/p>\n
-Expandable scripting system<\/p>\n
-Was fun.<\/p>\n
-Learned much more of how the Unity engine works<\/p>\n
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Cons:<\/p>\n
-Had technical problems that lost me time and polish (probably 2+ hours ).<\/p>\n
-Didn’t allows myself enough time to develop aesthetic (everything ended up as programmer art).<\/p>\n
-Didn’t allow myself enough time to make clear tutorial for players<\/p>\n
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My opinion: I over-scoped on this one and ended up with a mediocre game. The core game play, while glitchy and unpolished, works. So I consider it a success in the most educational of ways.<\/p>\n
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Where to go from here:<\/p>\n
-Besides make better games<\/p>\n
-Scope back.<\/p>\n
-Allow more time for developing art assets and fixing bugs<\/p>\n
-Allow more time for fixing bugs<\/p>\n
-Account for time to create some sort of tutorial<\/p>\n
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Well that’s it for me. Time to move on wards to other projects!<\/p>","time":"April 19th, 2015 8:50 pm","title":"LD32 Post Mortem"}