After a long time for find a game concept, this is my first mesh :

It’s a Blender render, and the mesh actually has no textures.

My tools for this Ludum Dare are : Blender for 3D modelisation, Inkscape for textures and sprites, Psycle and bfxr for music (if I have time) and GameStart for game engine.

This is a game engine render of my game 3d models :

The player is a bag thief (litteraly) and the concept of the game is : in a first time the bag is empty (small and light), when the bag is full the character is slow and big.

The next steps are : end the modelisation, begining programmation and create the first level.

A other gamestart test scene :

Now the to do list is : ajust light, begin programming, finish the animation models,, create the level and create sounds.

It’s finish for this day.

This is my roadmap for tomorow :

• animate the character
• ending the progammation
• create a level(s)
• making sounds (and music)

The player walk and jump now !

Actually I finish the programmation and bug fixs, and after i create one level (and more if I have time), sounds, and animate the character.

I’m ready for the Ludum Dare :

Game engine : Gamestart
Graphic tools : Inkscape and Gimp
Code tools : Eclipse for Squirrel
Video record : Chronolapse and Afterburner

This is my game concept : the player see a small part of the screen, he can throw a small light for see farther and fire with a bullet for kill the ennemies.

The player mesh modelisation :

Show the timelapse here : http://youtu.be/VJfY-v4U2Pc

Second 3D mesh, the ennemi :

And the timelapse : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64l1iADOgTM

It’s the first ingame render (I’m use Gamestart), now It’s time for coding.

I don’t finish the gameplay, but I create the tutorial.

Ingame render :