I started really late… I probably should not have started at all, I have work in 4 hours…
But I have a game enough to play…!
My game has two takes on the theme which I will explain when I can submit the game…
Art suffered a fair amount, but here is a screenshot anyway..!
I fixed the eye code, and started working on the real level art. I don’t think I’m going to finish the game though.
In the process, I discovered a neat blender trick to texture things like a tilemap, just learning that was worth the whole weekend alone/
But anyways, it’s coming along..
You can play my entry http://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-33/?action=preview&uid=52490
On just about all accounts, my game is probably gonna suffer. But considering how crazy life has been, I’m just glad to be even trying to make a game in 48/72 hours. Here’s a screenshot of the first level.
Hope everyone is having fun!
Lighting never works first time…
(animated .gif)
[ ✓ ] Game title
[ ✓ ] Player moveset(kinda XD)
[ ✓ ] Non-monster entities moveset
[ ✓ ] Losing conditions
[ ✓ ] Visuals(as much as I can XD), minus non-monster entities (XD XD)
I doubt I’ll have time to properly design levels, so I’m going to take the score attack route. I also have to make a HUD of sorts, and a menu. Plus, I’m starving :(.
Even though we are doing the jam, out time commitments mean this will likely be our last update before submission one.
For those following progress new features include :
Current version playable here
Only a couple of hours maybe less of free time, but were just happy that we have something playable and game-ish for our first attempt.
I finally figured out my beam recoil mechanics in this fuc*ing annoying blender game engine!
I have 6 hours to make levels and publish it all, wish me luck!
I’m so much farther than I’ve ever gotten in any jam ever. I haven’t had any big blocks and I’m on track to finish tonight.
But I had some problems… the game doesn’t really have a clear goal and I could have been done by now if I actually had a design. Oh well.
This morning I got pretty much all the important pieces together
and this after noon is going to be tidying things up and adding more items, enemies, music and sound.
I may not be able to get all features I want in, like map heights, but that’s fine.
It’s really in a fledgling stage and I have about 3 hours left that I am able to work on it… 😐 but hey I thought I’d show off some of my stuff.
I’m very far behind, had trouble coming up with a solid idea but pushing ahead…
That Fateful Night is my entry into Ludum Dare 33, and my second game made for Ludum Dare!
A short video demonstrating (most) of the intro
Click Here to go to the Entry Page!
That Fateful Night (TFN for short) follows the story of an enigmatic person who just so happens to break into a house and murder a little girl’s parents. Completely and utterly horrendous, their child discovers the incident just after it occurred.
From there, it is up to you as the killer to locate the fleeing girl and try to stop her from snitching! If you can’t though, that’s okay (Because it will never happen), but you can take out revenge on her before the police arrive. The parting words at the end differ depending on your actions in the game, so experiment a little (but not too much (please don’t break my game!)).
Over the past 40 hours I have had a lot of fun making this little monstrosity of a game come to life. The concept changed a little bit over the course of development, but for the most part, it was rather smooth sailing. My favourite part of the experience was seeing and hearing the intro sequence come together. The Sine wave scream fits so perfectly.
I hope you enjoy playing!
CONTROLS:
A/D: Move left/Right
W: Enter door/Climb Stairs
E: Interact
Press LMB: Use Axe (Holding for a second gives a faster and larger swipe)
A/D + RMB: Dash (Used for evading attacks (bullets, pesky knives))
Hello Jammers! What about your projects?
Our Kaiju Tycoon is progressing well, that’s a piece of Sancta Sanctorum of Kaijumaster…Do you recognize our little friend? It’s his favorite pet!
Tags: Kaiju, Kaiju Tycoon, Kaijus
After 3 hours of searching the bug of the map loader I noticed my map file has been damaged somehow.
So I turn my PC off and started an recreation half hour.
This is the product of it (the skateboard):
So, my fellows, make some productive stuff in your rest time!
Have good luck for the deadline!
That’s it. I just finished my first Ludum Dare.
It was a really stunning experience. I learned so much in the last two days and never had such a motivation to finish something.
I created a game. From scratch. In. 48. hours. F*** YEAH! 
I’m really looking forward to play many of your games tomorrow.
If you want to play my game, you can find it here: *Ludum Dare Hype*
I hope everyone had as much fun as i had.
Making lots of progress.
In MONSTER you play as a high-tech human-hunting creature from outer space. Use the Deconstruction Cannon to kill, and the Molecular Construction Cannon to build.
~ELD
Nearing completion of my game, finished the gameplay, (basically a dungeon crawler, where the player is the dungeon, and tries to kill a player AI). Now adding music/sound and better graphics.
Making some music and two of the tracks are turning out to be rather gloomy for my usual music… Whatever, I guess. They work.
Almost finished version, here is what we have for today.
1 – software dev, 1 – artwork guy, 1 – amazing music composter.
got vertical matching working, and have the code for horizontal matching, just need to merge the matches so it doesn’t try to delete things twice. I am starting to get a clearer picture on how the game is going to progress too (will have to draw a bunch more stuff so that there is actually progression).
Eagle eyed viewers will notice that I have replace the coin with a smaller coin, and the dog with a rat. This is so there will actually be matching progression. Three small coins will make a big one.
Most of what I’ve done today was mechanic based, but I did make it so “your webmaster” can send you messages based on what you’ve done so far. In case I’m missing anything else that’s changed, take a screenshot!
160 x 90 pixels!
212 colours!
Could it get any more radical?!
Tags: 3D, 8-bit, 80s, bringing back the '80s, retro
Maybe a couple of levels and some polish, and I’m done! Here’s a video:
My original post about the game:
http://ludumdare.com/compo/2015/08/22/heroes-always-win/
Got almost everything working now. Still got so much to do though to bring it all together…. haven’t even thought about music and sfx yet :/
I’m finished! After the last Ludum Dare (when I crashed and burned) I had nightmares before this weekend (about someone stealing my supplies). Anyway, this is the idea:
An alien invasion has trapped civilians inside their houses. Your mission is to rescue as many of them as you can with the help of a Saab 900 Monster Truck.
Playable here: http://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-33/?action=preview&uid=35585
My friend and I are in and making good progress on Spoody.
You see, Spoody is an ugly spider. But Spoody has a tender heart. This is why Spoody is eating every mosquitoes before they bite the kid sleeping in the room.
Last few hours for me. Title screen is ready, here is a preview:
Now to actually finish the game itself :/ It still lacks an ending, suggestions are welcome 😛
Latest version available here: http://softwarebakery.com/games/ld33/
Huge thanks to fire219 and and pet (the nerd without a website) for making some neat pixel art style graphics for our tech support (seriously don’t question it, tech support reps are monsters) game. Thanks to them, and a little effort from kfarwell and myself, we have a nice, charming menu with some useless buttons
As far as game-play goes, there’s not much yet, but we still have approx. 1 day and 5 hours to implement that by the end of the Jam. At least we have funny dialogue. Head over to http://ld33.kfarwell.org/game to track our progress.
This is my first LDJ and am super pumped to show you the demo build! Currently it is lacking a real challenge, but will be implemented tonight by adding some harder buildings, making it so I can increase the hunger loss rate. Even though my original partner had to leave after the first night, the game still came out much better than I thought I would!
Try it here
I’m not very proud over my performance this LD, but hey at least I made something. maybe it would’ve been beter if I got some sleep to, now I just gotta submit, and go to bed, so good night and good luck to everyone still working the last hours and the jamers!
I decided I wanted to submit this time around as I feel I have a unique idea for the theme, however, I have a very limited amount of time left.
My question to you guys is, should I continue and maybe submit a very small entry just to show off my theme idea? Is it worth it?
I’m interested to know your views!
IndigoWolf
Join the dark cult, and get ready to choose who will be the next to be sacrificed in honour of Chernobog! May the village live in peace, protected by His greatness.
Game title: “Agent Moloch, Undercover”
Idea:
Agent Moloch is on an undercover mission. He is an agent of Infernal Liberation Agency and his mission is to recruit as many souls as possible. Even though his intentions are good, he must remain undercover and recruit souls only one at a time.
Gameplay:
You play as Moloch and you need to find lonely people on the streets. You offer them something they want and they will follow you. Then you go somewhere away from people and consume them. If you are seen offering something by an outstander, they become suspicious. If you are seen consuming someone, people come even more suspicious. After enough suspicion you’ll lose your cover and the mission has failed.
There’s still a lot to do but I’m sure I’ll finish the main gameplay mechanics in time.
Progress so far: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0sHvh_uDnE
Finally done and submitted!. It’s been a very hard ludum dare but i’ve got through it.
Video:
https://www.khanacademy.org/computer-programming/bopem/6094518330982400
It’s a sort-of 1.5D platformer.
Apparently there’s a missing close bracket here but I can’t find it. If you’re not doing anything, would you mind helping me out? Thanks!
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Edit: Found a ton of misplaced brackets in there at line 3. Thanks to the two who replied for the help!
I left at 8:30 AM to sleep and arrived back at ArtsTech at 1:30 PM. My good friend from the Kansas City Video Game Developers meetup, Andy Gainey, was nice enough to record some drum tracks for our game’s theme song I wrote, “Attack of the 50 ft Cows”, to replace my crappy sequenced drum loop. Justin’s back and Xander is still chugging away at coding the mechanics.
I’d like to take this opportunity to introduce Team 2, which I haven’t had a chance to talk about yet. Team 2 consists of coders Andy Gainey, Nathan Walker, and musician Luke Shredder. For their Ludum Dare project, they are making some kind of Lovecraftian Angry Birds.
Even though Ludum Dare jam goes on longer, our plan is to quit at 9 PM tonight, because some of us have jobs to be at on Monday. 6 hours to go!
Tags: #LudumDareKC
http://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-33/?action=preview&uid=34284
No web sorry folks. I couldn’t get web export to work.
Still working hard on the project.
Dave made great arts:
The deadline is really close and I already have a finished game, but I desperately need more levels and even more game mechanics to make it really fun and interesting… I’ll try doing that in the 5 hours left.
On to a title screen, music, and sfx!
The eldritch monstrosity waves its tentacles to command a brainwashed mortal to play music.
The deadline is approaching. Five hours remain.
I’m closing in on completion. This is going to be close. I’ve scrapped a few features (diplomacy, magic). But most systems are in place.
I just added the Monster Lair sub-screen. Mostly for a simple inventory. Also added the Witch’s Scry ability.
Back to work!
Good Luck Everyone,
Charles K.
Quick one:
Are you using WebGL?
Or sticking to Web Player?
Or just doing offline builds in OSX/Win/Linux?
Or GameJolt (with combinations of above?)
Or Itch.io (with combinations of above?)
Or carrier pigeons?
Or still everything?
(I’d do a poll if I could, could you, on here?)
I done the procedural maps generator for my game, This is set on “12 turns” but it’ll be even more longer at each level to make the game more long.
Also done Ennemy behaviour (move between differents predefinied vector3, saw player, run over the player, catch it to make the game over, etc)
If you’re tired of making your awesome game, try mine for a minotaur two. (It’s a pun because the game is called minotaur). Good luck!
http://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-33/?action=preview&uid=54522
I’m done. Game is up here: http://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-33/?action=preview&uid=49589
Yesterday’s timelapse, if you missed it:
We’re making some good progress, albeit slower than I anticipated, maybe due to not planning ahead enough.
Either way, I’m not so sure that we’ll finish in time due to work constraints really, but we’re going to try to finish tonight (PST).
My other main concern is that since we decided to make a multiplayer-only game, that it might not get enough plays.
I AM DONE. Done with my game, Virus, done with this Ludum Dare.
It has been a great one, and I’m looking forward to the next one.
Anyway, there’s still one thing I fear, like every time – the fear of the game being unbalanced, the graphics looking even worse to others than to me, audio not playing, or something else in that direction.
That fear is hard to come by on my own, so I need your help.
Please help me test this thing!
I would be more than happy if you could visit my game (here is the Entry Page) and give me crucial feedback in these few remaining hours.
If you do, I’ll gladly give your game a vote as soon as that’s possible.
Have fun whatever you’re doing, be it finishing up your own game or looking through the ones made by others!
Tags: compo, entry, help, java, LD33, play, submission, test, virus
Submitted early /o\
I know, I have plenty of time left to add nice features – but I’m kinda exhausted, and it’s already 10:30 pm here
So, here it is: HanniBall!
And it want to be played by you!
http://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-33/?action=preview&uid=12061
Now, with so much time left,
I CAN PLAY AND RATE ALL THE OTHER GAMES \o/ \o/
Finally, my game They Dug To Deep is finished. I won’t write much about it, there’s some information on the game page, and a post mortem will be written at a later stage. For now, enjoy the game here.
I’m tired now, time to go to bed. Goodnight everybody, and good luck during the last few compo hours of Ludum Dare 33!
My game now has a main menu
So, I’m calling it a night/weekend/7am-on-a-Monday?
I didn’t complete anywhere near what I hoped to (though that was my own fault for forgetting I can’t art), but I did get something simple made.
Sure, I could probably have done it better in a couple hours now if I wanted, but working with a rapidly-shifting scope is what makes this interesting!
Next time, I’ll definitely plan around my capabilities concerning art, and will scope my ideas better.
Source is included, cause that’s what the comp is for, but I’d recommend against looking at it. It’s not pretty.
WebGL is still pretty bad, too, so the local builds are the way to go if looking for performance.
Well, I guess all I can do now is sleep, then play some submissions.
I’ll have to learn art for next Ludum Dare!
Street Murder is officially done and posted. I hope you give it a shot and enjoy it at least a little bit.
Tags: LD33
I am totally exhausted here and am writing really shoddy code at the moment. Been working on putting in interface elements and I’m too tired to design things sensibly. It works but only just:
Units can be selected for construction with either the number keys or by clicking on their portraits on the bottom menu. p to pause, h to hide menu. No end game state or main menu.
I’m going to call it a night now, I really don’t think this has enough done to be worth entering into the compo. It will probably be better off as a Jam entry with some of the assets my friends have been making.
I guess I can link to the game as it is at the moment: Demo
It would be nice to get some feedback on the framework before I start adding graphics and sound.
It was super fun to be involved again! It’s always a great challenge, and exposes you to the entire process of game development.
Behind the scenes
Our brave lad begins his adventure
It’s pretty big.
Submitted for jam, time left, we the 3 of us are working tomorrow so we have just submitted.
The premise is you are an orc, that eats and mutilates babies for bonus points.
It’s a side-scrolling platformer, with the usual enemies trying to hinder you, and occasional random drops.
Had a blast on our first Ludum Dare, we had limited time, and limited experience in our chosen language and framework(javacript/phaser) so very happy we got something playable ready and submitted.
Enjoy
I know what I want to do but I don’t know how to do it, what should have worked didn’t :/
Blaaaahhhh…
@WASDMagician
Aaaand submitted! 😀 http://t.co/z8pFpHnwio #LDJAM pic.twitter.com/RJzOEawCBR
— Sam Atkins (@AtkinsSJ) August 23, 2015
Frankenstein’s Monsters, Inc. is done. Huzzah!! Give it a go at http://atkinssj.itch.io/ld33-frankensteins-monsters-inc (Playable as HTML5 in browser, or as a Java download.)
Had a small panic last-minute when I had to rewrite some things for the HTML5 build to work, but it’s all sorted now.
To everyone still working: You can do it! 😀
Tags: final, LD33, screenshot
After I finally made the particle effects and their textures, I tried to balance the game… Which wasnt really exciting yet…
Thus I added a special fire tornado, a lifebar in which you can see when you can use your “special attack”, than redid the back and foreground textures…
Also now the Back/Foregrounds can change their color according to the “width” of the Storm…
When the Fire tornado is available the the tornado gets clouds… Sooo yeah funn 😛
So I met up with my friend Saturday after a day of spoiling my mum for her birthday. We brainstormed a lot of stuff, but realised that we needed an animation software, so after getting home late today, I started the animation software.. I can build and pose the skeleton, but it isnt set to keyframe or save yet.. when it auto tweens, I’ll think about inserting it into a game..
Here’s my entry and post-mortem for LD33. The theme was absolutely AWESOME. I had ample ideas to work with.
Given the time constraints of both the compo ans my personal life, I choose the simplest idea I had: the (admittedly short) life through the eyes of the Super Mario villain the Goomba. To not infringe upon the Mario franchise too heavily, the main Goomba-squashing character is played by Mega Maria!
What went well: Writing the AI of our bug-stomping heroine was way more fun than I had thought it would be. Also, Sounds and Music!
Even better if: The (an/pro)tagonist could use power-ups.
Tools used:
I’m working on a procedural detective game. No screenshots yet, but I have code to generate a puzzle, make sure it’s solvable, and figure out who’s the monster.
Now adding programmer graphics! Be very afraid.
I got some lack of ideas but I managed to somehow rush it.
Here is the link if you are interested
This is my 2nd Ludum dare, and it has been quite a success. I feel like I did a pretty decent job on the art, and I had fun with this! Plus I’ve created the greatest character ever, Some guy who beats on on a little kid all day long, so this has been a good weekend overall.
We decided to do a little story based game with focus on investigation. It’s been fun and we’re learning a lot! 😀
Yay! My game is finished! However, it’s not something I’m really proud of. I haven’t put much energy into it, by far not as much as the last Ludum Dare. I didn’t feel very motivated -probably because of the theme-, but I did finish it, and I hope people have fun playing it. I had fun making too, but I’ll hopefully be more energetic next Ludum Dare.
Compo Entry finished, kept it simple (2 kids and a Game Jam do not make light work) but it as my own work (if without sound) http://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-33/?action=preview&uid=53023. Its a 1 player card game where you play through a story deck of cards and use your own deck to overcome different encounters using the 3 tools at any monsters disposal, being scary, being spooky or being cuddly. Didn’t get to blog much about the progress so added some art below. In the end weren’t we all monsters……
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Tags: 3d unity, card games, compo, final, LD33, pixelart, YouAre
Just finished! I would’ve liked more time (who wouldn’t?) to add a bit more polish, but I don’t think I can do anything useful in the four hours that remain. Best case scenario is that I don’t break something, so it’s time to put it out there and move on.
In Fragmented Reality, you’re tasked with escaping the mind of a madman. Can you break free of his dream?
I struggled with this theme initially, and went back and forth between two games before settling on this one. I think I made the right choice, but I wasted a lot of time. To accommodate, I had to scale back the artwork from my original vision.
This was my third LD and I think I’m starting to learn how to optimize my workflow.
and with four hours to spare, no less!
I’m pretty happy with how my final product came out, but I’m going to spend these last few hours continuing to test and tweak it so that it’s perfect for submission hour. Here’s a little screenshot to whet your appetite in the meantime:
finally the game is something playable, now you are some crazy cientist that for some reason made medieval weapons for cells.
It was quite a challenge to create a flexible IA with evolution patterns, at thebeggining the bugs in the game made it quite funny, but when it stated to grow those funny bugs became a headache… So here we are, with a lot of little funny friends with axes 😀 pick your favourites, train them and try to get them to the top in the evolution chain!
Tags: amebawarfare
I was out… I was in again… then out… then in again…. now I am in…. I guess
The Facts:
1 Monster
50 Tiny pixel people as “the angry Mob!”
1 Level
Oh and just look at that tiny “Angry mob torch” Crazy!
This game requires you to spam left and right to run past the Void (on the left)
At least I have tommorow.
just uploaded my game (Ogrified). i am sleepy so i think i am going to bed. it is half past eleven local time here soo that’s probaly a good idea.
if you are bored try my game out and give me some feedback. i’d love to see your comment.
http://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-33/?action=preview&uid=37570
This is a puzzle platformer with it own kinky twist. One of the twins defies physics and hangs around ceiling like it’s nobody’s problem. It was fun to make. I wish I had started making it earlier so it would be much longer. But anyway you take what you get. 😉
Tags: 2D, bluered, bros, brothers, compo, Doors, final, gems, keys, LD33, Ludum Dare, monster, pixelart, platform, platformer, puzzle, twins
Just uploaded and posted my entry for the compo!
Check it out at http://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-33/?action=preview&uid=57595
Screenshots and all included
Its a game about being a rogue and climbing back up to the surface in order to kill the king that banished you to the dungeons!
Enjoy and rate ples .-.
After some frustration with my gun mechanics and Generated map, I finally have the game playable. But felt something was missing. So I added blood and limited vision. Everything a zombie survival game needs.
I am gonna try and make another game tommoroy in 8 hours. Any theme suggestions?
Game Progress – the ideia is stealth gameplay mode.
It did it! It’s done!!!!
Preview Entrty: http://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-33/?uid=29029
Sneak peak at boss fight:
Tags: 3D, 80s, bringing back the '80s, dungeon crawler, emscripten, html 5, software renderer
https://www.dropbox.com/s/e1tgwzz8v06sn9y/2015-08-23%2021.31.30.mp4?dl=0
And I type this half-blind with my display blinking in and out. No external cables/monitors in this house to save me x.x
I’m done! That is I have finished working, but I don’t really have a finished product.
The basic mechanic works*, the game ends in two conditions (win and lose) and the graphics are beautiful.
But it only has one map, tons of stuff to implement and feels very unfinished. What matters is that I learned a lot from Unity and I had fun.
Huge thanks to bradur who basically knew everything I asked and helped immensely!
I have a short video on the previous post. I won’t post another one since it didn’t change much. Here is the previous post: http://ludumdare.com/compo/2015/08/23/agent-moloch-undercover/
And here’s the entry http://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-33/?uid=40135
*It might not seem like it does.
Finally i made something playable.
Still do not have one spritesheet.
And I couldn’t make another set of characters for second player.
Maybe later after compo…
Here is my entry: http://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-33/?action=preview&uid=55353
Its called MMO BOSS BATTLE and I created it in around 16 to 20 hours. A little buggy!
Had a great time working on this, time for sleep…
Well, at least now the game is kinda taking shape. There is a “working” dialogue system (with extremely clunky and unreadable code) and most of the UI works. Now all I need to do is setup different characters that the player can steal from interact with and then polish the game off. At least I have another 24 hours to finish this!
There’s some typos that need to be fixing. Just wish I coded the dialogue system better!
Well its beaten me again. if i had the hours id lost due to issues (and tripped fuses!) i might of just scraped it. So why do i punish myself for a compo where you win nothing. Well I’ve learned Spriter, a really good (Humble Bundle purchased) animation package. I’ve learned how to do decent shading in Inkscape, finally. Ive also learned that preparedness means sod all if the gods are against you
Roll on December for the next one
Looking forward to trying your games guys.
Best of luck
Mattpattie Bowing out
We’ve made some good progress today and have a game which is somewhat playable. Matt has got a number of enemies chasing the player around the map, and the player can fight back by throwing fireballs to kill them. The aim is simply to survive as long as you can with enemies spawning more and more quickly.
On the art side I’ve continued building the arena and adding a variety of decorations. There’s now a castle in the top-left corner, which is where the game will start with you having just broken out of the keep. I also added a waterfall which you can walk underneath and some paths to generally guide the player around.
We are using Cubiquity for UE4 for all the voxel stuff but the map is currently static. We’re hitting various issues with collision meshes and navigation meshes which we are working around with dirty hacks. We’d quite like to make the environment destructible but this will further complicate the collision and navigation problems, so we’re not sure if that will happen as there’s lots of other things to do!
This is a playthrough of my entry “Nice Monster” (original title, right?). you play as all of the monsters in a platformer level (simultaneously), trying to guide the “player” to the goal of the level, since they aren’t helping much (they’re just jumping up and down over and over).
This is my first game created with “PICO-8”, which is a all-inclusive “retro console” for playing and making your own games. It’s kinda like an old 80’s PC development environment. the tools are really fun and I had a blast using it. I’ll definitely make more games using it in the future.
Overall the game idea is solid and I think what I finished gets the point across. it’s VERY hard right now, and is severely short on content as well. However I was happy that I got to do some art and sound effects, and even stub in a simple intro story sequence, probably my favorite part of the game
So many awesome looking games already being submitted; I have a hard time saying anything at all. (Well done everybody).
My goal was to finish a game. I can, proudly, say that this time I did that. This is a solo game. Was built using only js/jquery/webgl. Really simple. But its complete enough to call it a game. Check out My GAME here!
Yeah for some odd reason Unity3d refuses to build the new version. I can’t upload the old one because it is broken. So I may not be able to upload 
Also Windows says the file was built in July… WAT?! I have repeatedly tried to export but it keeps exporting the old version. If anyone has tips please let me know!
