Gonna be a bit of a dodgy attempt this time. I've decided to make a 3D game and I have no real prior 3D experience. First model is done however for my pseudo-tower defence low poly game. Now going away to a corporate bbq but then will be on later to continue while streaming!
Tools: Unity, Probuilder, Blender (if pro builder aint sufficient), GIMP (UI), bfxr & LMMS.
Good morning (11:49 am, Spain). We have and idea. We have a title. Let's do it!
We have start designing our characters, and framework is already up and running.
Our title? * PePe, the "Power" Plant! *
NOTE: The e from PePe, is pronounced like the e in "test", or "eh?"! ;)
http://www.drujduv.net/sharex/img/2017-07-29_11-45-34.gif (too big for upload)
I just made a background, but it isn't from my assets. I took a bunch of green screen images from google, made them transparent and added them all in one screenshot. (Basicly I got one gummy bear, one donut, one ice creem ect., and made them into these walls and floors. Does this count against the rules for using other peoples aspects, or is it okay since I heavily modified it? (I am going for the jam by the way, alreay know this isn't allowed in the compo)
Here is the image if you were wondering:
Hey all, I hope you're having a fun Ludum Dare so far! I've done a bad bad thing, and focused on how the game looks and feels. Its missing a lot of functionality, so i've taken a break. Dinner and some time away from the keyboard will let me refocus and get back on track.
Would love comments about the current look and feel though.
My idea is to have the player control a creature trying to keep its civilization in order while being invaded, riots popping up and stuff like that
Gonna be working all day, good thing we got our theme figured out yesterday.
Wow i sat up last Night with some frends and Saw the theme and i was almost lost.
But this morning When i woke up, i'm so ready for this.
Best idea ever!!!
Up after some sleep to start and decided to do something very basic to account for my lack of time this weekend. Somehow this translated in my head to "Hey let's start by trying to create a lighting system in GameMaker Studio". What.
Still some issues with it (spot the dodgy light going through seams in objects), but I'm surprised how quickly that came together (with the aid of a few tutorials, as I've never done it before). Now to actually make a game.
okay so 3 hrs in I have all the principle game play in place and next step is the polish up what I have and then add some complexity. Levels procedurally generate as difficulty increases which is cool so technically its endless right now.
Basic Idea - Connect up powerlines to stop keep the power running but the Power running out will be put in place due to restricting number of moves and rotations
https://soundcloud.com/kodingnights/guettaed
What do you guys think?
Our game is about growing and influencing your own plant baby, and trying not to lose your power over it...
Here's the first art update! a collage for the background
I had to leave because of reasons, but now i'm back! And this is what i've achieved so far:
Was up late last night (actually realized that LD was on this weekend yesterday). Hope to finish something to submit this time around. I have an idea, it's not great but should be doable.
I was really hoping for an entirely different theme, but what can you do...
Finally figured out something I'd like to make this time round :-)
So I'm in, and the game already has a name! Wreckage!
This is starting to actually look good! =D
At least I think
Having good time with this LDJam, feeling good. Meet your best friend in our coming up submission. The Antimaker!
And here's my proof.
I don't have any groundbreaking ideas, so I'll just focus on finishing a short and polished experience.
The basic gameplay (for Windows) for my game is done!
Still Have a lot of prettying up left, but I'm proud of what I've gotten done. Especially given that this is my first Ludum Dare, and my first game jam period!
It's something of a turn based maze game-ish thing where you have a limited number of steps!
