I love game jamming, but for some reason I’ve never managed to join a Ludum Dare. Maybe I won’t succeed this time either– I’m commonly overly ambitious *and* pretty lazy.<\/p>\n
And indecisive! Even if I could think of a game idea, I wouldn’t be able to choose environment to implement it in. I’m an iOS developer, but people wouldn’t be able to try my game if it’s ObjC\/Swift. Could maybe do Mac, but it’s a boring platform. I can’t stand JavaScript, so web is out. I almost defenestrated my laptop at the last game jam because of Unity. Unreal’s too resource intensive for my laptop. Gah!<\/p>\n
The idea of being able to see the innards of the game *inside* the game is very intriguing. Perhaps dumping all the buffers and variables in the game into a level can create some kind of procedural level? Or what if the game is a visual-programming-chart with the game’s own game logic?<\/p>","time":"December 5th, 2014 8:53 pm","title":"My first LD!"}