Finally I am done creating the game. It’s my first time joining LD. Unfortunately, the game is not yet complete (no audio, haven’t included a story, so many bugs, etc). It was really hard creating a game on your own within 48 hrs, but it was fun. I hope you’ll like it :). I’ll really try to finish this game sooner or later. hahahaha
Wow I went trough my first LD successfully. It’s been a really fun event and I feel satisfied with the result even if I could not add all the things I wanted and cut the game short.
I got it posted yesterday but was to tired to make an update. So here it is.
Hope you enjoy it. 
After a big codding run the project has been finished. I hope you enjoy it.
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My little and slave robot has to kill em all to obtain the freedom.
The battery was there finally!!! But there are still enemies to kill.
Ouhhh an alien octopus has killed me!!!
Finally done with my first HTML5 game.
Lessons learned:
Test with different browsers and check that the methods are compatible with the most common browsers. I’m looking at you getBoundingClientRect().x >:(
Balancing time for art, sounds, and programming is hard, and debugging takes a big chunk of it.
Jams are still awesome.
I decided to see what time I would get on one attempt, here you go!
Also, if you get stuck this video is helpful.
Entry: http://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-37/?action=preview&uid=110068
Lessons learned:
That’s it. I’ve take this as far as other practical obligations allow me. This was originally intended for the compo, but the original ending was so bleak that I contemplated not submitting it. After sleeping on it I decided to add an alternate ending and make it a jam entry instead.
This is probably my strangest LD-entry so far. I await your reactions with a mixed sense of curiosity and dread. 
(The image above is a link to the entry page)
Hey! So finally I found out why my WebGL build crashed, not enough memory! I gave it half a gig, hopefully it’s not too much for people with low-end specs.
WebGL!
You can play it on the game page, or GameJolt.
Now let’s get back to playing games!
Tags: compo, final, game, html5, javascript, ld48, Ludum Dare, screenshot, unity, unity3d, update
Submitted game Peekaboo I Duck You for Jam. Made it with @nastasia_taran basically in two days. I’m not happy it’s not finished but will do after LD.
Anyway LD is always super fun. Can’t get enough of it. Congrats to all for submitting, good luck and have fun playing!
I know, I know the Jam isn’t over, but I need to work today, so I’ve given up. Here’s about all I got working:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/59900676/LudumFur.webm
Just a character running around and a spider chasing. What I wanted to do was have a dungeon or maze or something full of treasure, but filled with poison gas. You would start in a room with a filtering machine, and have to connect up pipes and flip levers and such to clear new rooms, but only one room could be filtered.
Here’s a timelapse of the weekend’s efforts:
Stuff I learned:
-Building indoor maps in art programs is terrible
-How to copy animation around
-Fix crotch areas before mirroring or suffer a crotchsplosion
-Spikey fur makes a cool diseased look
-Unity’s animation editor can fix problems, but then you lose them as it doesn’t save
A side goal of the weekend was to test out the fur plugin I’ve been helping with. It worked really well, and I even used it for some longish hair, which it isn’t really designed to do. I also found 3 minor bugs to fix so mission accomplished!
Finally ! To everyone who hasn’t finished yet : keep up, the end is almost here !
EDIT : I probably won’t be able to work on much more than what has already been said in the comments regarding how much time remains, sorry :/ Good luck for the jam still !
Hey jammers !
Sadly, I have not been able to participate this time, but I am still willing to help ! How so ? Maybe I can make music for your game. I know, I know, it’s a bit late, but any help…helps (I hope).
Tell me about it and if your game inspires me (which you shouldn’t be offended about if it doesn’t), I can work something out. Ask me in the comments and I’ll keep you updated.
You can listen to what I do on my SoundCloud page before asking, just to check if you like it.
If you want something serious (several songs, music on a bigger project), reach me at my email address jorsitska@gmail.com !
Anywayz, good luck for the jam, only a few hours left to make something awesome ! 😀
Even though I thought I’d be able to get more story done, it was quite challenging to even complete that part I’ve made. So, the game is short, and it really needs more content in it, but not now.
I present you the UNH4CK3D, a web-based hacker simulator game. Its web-based nature enables it to have an in-game browser, a player for YouTube music and makes it an easy game to play without downloading/running anything. It also has a realistic terminal emulator, yet its true potential is to be revealed in some later versions of this game.
Well, I ended up scrapping my initial idea for this Jam on Saturday evening, realizing that I just really didn’t like the direction the project was going. I started on something I thought would be small and quick yesterday (Sunday), but that ended up morphing into grandiose ideas that would probably take a few weekends to build, so I went out for some drinks and board games with friends. Maybe I’ll be more invested with the next jam and it’s theme (no work going into it today as I need to make an income). Anyway, I think I will continue working on the idea over the next few evenings/weekends and see what happens. Looking forward to checking out what the more inspired of this community were able to come up with this weekend.
Tags: back on the horse, epic fail, Failjam
I’ve uploaded the timelapse of the making of my game DTTR, which can be found here:
http://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-37/?action=preview&uid=27519
