So, I used to do games in flash, a long time ago, I’ve been busy with another projects and I’d like to jump into the indie game process again. I’ve read a lot about unity and unreal engine. I’d like to do mostly 2d and 2.5 as I’m not the greatest designer. Is there any limitations good to know about any of those? any better alternatives for a solo developer?
My first ludum dare and my first comp, comment me and all recomendations welcome 
Also i’m kind of a newbie, how does the rating works? how do I vote for others or get others to vote me?
My first ludum dare and my first comp, comment me and all recomendations welcome
Also i’m kind of a newbie, how does the rating works? how do I vote for others or get others to vote me?
Play with one of 3 vehicles to fulfill deliveries for an angry croc. Go through a procedurally generated city, eventually ghosts come on and haunt you, because why not!?
PLay: https://superseriousstudio.itch.io/croc
Rate: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/53/croc-crate-consignment
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In my opinion, I believe that everyone will simply enjoy it.
PLay: https://superseriousstudio.itch.io/croc
Rate: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/53/croc-crate-consignment
Hello everyone, this is my game: Croc Crate Consignment!
Play with one of 3 vehicles to fulfill deliveries for an angry croc. Go through a procedurally generated city, eventually ghosts come on and haunt you, because why not!?
Passionate about game development, I thoroughly enjoyed making this game during Ludum Dare 53. It was a transformative experience for me, as I transitioned from being a soulless developer to becoming a game developer. I've documented this journey in a video that showcases the process. If you're interested, feel free to check it out here:
https://youtu.be/kYDTNNdlGmw
And if you'd like to play the game and provide feedback, you can find it here:
PLay: https://superseriousstudio.itch.io/croc
Rate: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/53/croc-crate-consignment
You will get used very fast.