Started a Patreon Page so that I can know how much you support me for my work. Wish Me Luck...
I will be posting my 3D Modals and other stuff on my Patreon Page for all of my Patron. See you Soon..:black_heart:..
This was my First Ludum Game Jam.
My team is proud of our Game. https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/46/zoo-keeper/
We thanking for your feedback and comments. You're the best!
See you all in the next challenge.
Waiting for results ^_^
A example why wearing a mask can help prevent spreading a virus and of course other things:
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/46/meatball-vs-gymzilla
Welcome, youngling, to godhood. You’ll live easy - after you’ve completed your tasks. Collect enough nature energy to build your Sacred Ground. Only then will you be able to retire...
This is a game that borrows mechanics from clicker games and cellular automata. Manage creatures properly and create a stable ecosystem to extract nature energy from! And don't forget to give a much-needed vote :)
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/46/pupa
It's the last two days and I was hoping to get a few more ratings for my game, Anti-Matter. Comment a link to your games so I can rate them too :D
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/46/anti-matter
We have released a post-jam version recently with suggested improvements, new cutscene and new optional harder difficulty level! If you already played our entry and liked it, maybe you would like to try this one. Check out all the changes on our game page. Please note, for the purpose of rating you should use original 1.0 version, which is still available as web version, as well as platform builds (recommended).
Test your gardening skills in extreme environment of The Last Guardian! We play, rate and leave feedback for the games of all people who leave feedback for our game! Expected play time: 6-10 minutes (if you succeed). Check out our entry here (web + 3 platforms): https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/46/the-last-guardian
Made with Godot game engine :v:
We’re aiming for 100 rates and still have 25 to go, please help us here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/46/catch-the-mouse-keep-it-alive If you need ratings, drop your game and I’ll give free rates. However if you care about to give better feedback,let me know in this post.
A game where you play as God and protect your son from the dangers of Jerusalem!
Play it here!: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/46/god-save-the-christ
This Ludum Dare I worked on Scrambl’d, a fast-paced, puzzle-platformer for the Nintendo Game Boy. It is an actual Game Boy game, meaning it works on any hardware that plays ordinary Game Boy cartridges. I have played it on my original Game Boy, the Game Boy Pocket, Game Boy Light, Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance, Game Boy Micro (through an emulator) and the Super Game Boy. It works on all of them flawlessly, but it does not look the same on either. This was something I had keep in mind while creating graphics and designing levels, and I figured I could share some of my insights with you since the topic of creating games for old handhelds seems to intrigue many (judging by the wonderful feedback we’ve received so far!)
First things first, the original Game Boy sports a 160x144 pixel screen and can display only four colours: white, light grey, dark grey, and black (or four shades of green if you will). If these two things were the only limitations, I would consider making graphics for a Game Boy game a quick, easy, and enjoyable task. But as you may already suspect there is more to it than that. But let us leave the techy stuff out for now and focus on those four shades of grey and the tiny resolution.
The first and most obvious thing you need to consider when making graphics for the Game Boy is visibility. The four colours and low-res is already a bit complicated to get around as is, but when designing with actual hardware in mind, you need to remember that the screen of the original Game Boy was very small, and it wasn’t backlit. As such, it is hard to see anything on unless light conditions were optimal and even then, you will struggle to see anything if the graphics is not tailored to help you. Long story short, you have to put more mind into making things visible and clear when working on an actual Game Boy game than if you’re working on a game with similar resolutions and palettes supposed to show on a modern type of monitor.
I focused on contrasts for this project, making sure that all interactable but stationary objects had a relatively even colouring, while the player character and interactable objects were outlined in black and with bright highlights. Stuff in the background was set to blend in even more as to not confuse the player. But things doesn’t end just there. Depending on what hardware or software is used to play a Game Boy game the visuals may vary a whole lot.
One thing we had to avoid was mixing tile and obj graphics in certain manners. See, tiles can use all four colours while the obj graphics trade one of the four for transparency and can be drawn on top of tiles. The ability to overlay tiles with obj to create more dynamic and varying visuals is tempting, and for the original Game Boy this would always render the result we wanted. But if the game was played on a Game Boy Color it would sometimes spell disaster due to the fact that obj and tile graphics are then rendered in different palettes! This is why the player, NPCs and items are different colours than the surroundings in Pokémon for example, and in the case of Probotector 2 it suddenly changes part of one character into another color, yuck! (I love Probotector, don't get me wrong.)
In the end, we did use this to our advantage however, making sure that anything animated or moving was obj and that everything stationary was made from tiles. This way, the effect of the contrast was enhanced further on some platforms, making Scrambl’d more clear and visible than before.
Hope you had a good read :) Now, go play Scrambl’d!
LD46's rating period is almost over, so now seems like a great (and late) time to finally post about my game! The Last Stand is where you play as a gunman trying to defend scientists as they look for a cure to the Boronavirus! I'd appreciate it if you could play it and leave a rating; I still need a handful more to get to 20! Thank you! :smile:
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/46/the-last-stand
Happy Mother's Day to all you mothers and children of mothers out there! We know you are probably busy pampering your moms (or being the one that's pampered) but if you still have time today you could check out our game: Abyssal Accessory. We really could use some more comments and would like to check out your game as well if you happen to also need a few comments. So why not stop by and give it a try?
We have a disproportionately high amount of mothers in our game, in case that's a selling criteria for a game on mothers day. In our visual novel met Tamagotchi sim you don't just interact with a mom, you also are mothering an adorable squid.
Find out why your mom worked as a deep sea explorer and follow her to the deepest parts of the ocean while making friends and playing with your squid.
Lots of games don't have those sweet, sweet 20 ratings yet. Let's help them!
Games With Less Than 20 Ratings
Games With Less Than 20 Ratings
Added this mini animation to the start of the game:
Defend the station. Keep yourself alive. Destroy your enemies!
Fight against a non-stop wave of 5 different type of spaceships that will try to destroy you and put an end to your mission.
_wow much enemy
Available Online and for Windows:
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/46/keep-the-station-alive
Hey guys,
first, we improved our game a lot for a post jam version! Our game is made with Godot and is about saving a campfire from distinction. You have to get the torch on the other end of the level and return back to your campfire. You will get some start items in order to make it work! Use them wisely and use the law of physics in your favorite! :smile:
Our game: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/46/protect-the-torch
Godot is a very nice game engine to work with and i am curious what it is capable of!
_ I'd love to play some other games made with Godot so please leave your link in the comments and i will play them!_
We would really appreciate anyone who can help us get over the finish line, and would love to hear your feedback!
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/46/reef-rush!
It lasts 2 days until the play+rate games ends, but can we reach the 40 ratings?
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/46/pong-pong
played like 140 games till now lol.
