{"author_name":"Minnesota","cat":"LD #30","comments":[{"author_name":"","time":"August 20, 2014 1:34 am","epoch":1408516440,"text":"Yay! A tip for making sure you finish: Be sure to cut features! A smaller game without as many cool features is better than an unfinished game!","spam":"N"}],"epoch":1408507860,"likes":1,"metadata":{"p_key":"29306","p_author":"Minnesota","p_authorkey":"504276","p_urlkey":"64768","p_title":"Let\u2019s do this!","p_cat":"LD #30","p_event":"LD30","p_time":"1408507860","p_likes":"1","p_comments":"1","p_status":"UPD5","us_key":"504276","us_name":"minnesota","us_username":"minnesota","event_start":"1408665600","event_key":"24","event_name":"LD30"},"text":"

I’m a fairly novice Python programmer, and though I’ve been making games for a while I’ve never finished any (my projects folder is full of half-done maps and unfinished genetics simulators.) I thought this might be a good way to kick myself into actually finishing something!\u00a0I’ll be working in either Kivy, Ren’py, or possibly Pygame (which I’m less experienced in) depending on what the theme is, and doing art in some mix of GraphicsGale, Photoshop, and Paint Tool SAI.<\/p>","time":"August 19th, 2014 11:11 pm","title":"Let\u2019s do this!"}