Wow, what a Ludum Dare. I ended up working 36 hours on my entry, entitled Triad. It’s a blend of top-down shooting, puzzle, and strategy. I’ll the game’s page say more.

A little late to post it, but here’s the timelapse for Triad. 35 hours of work compressed into 3.5 minutes.

Tags: time lapse, timelapse

It’s been a year since my last Ludum Dare, and this is probably the only opportunity I’ll have to do a Ludum Dare for another year also so I definitely plan on taking it if possible.

I’ll be using:

• LÖVE (engine)
• Ammo (my own framework)
• Sublime Text 2
• Bfxr
• Logic Pro
• Pixen (most likely)
• Ogmo Editor (most likely)

EDIT:

Will also be using a few extensions libraries that go with Ammo (can be found on my GitHub) and also likely SLAXML (if I’m using Ogmo).

http://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-31/?action=preview&uid=3915

It’s been my first Ludum Dare in a year and it was a quite a ride. For those wondering, it’s a game where you’re trapped in a labyrinth of monsters and each successive stage loads in behind you when you’re not looking (thus condensing the entire game into one screen, in a sense). The game had a lot more potential in it, but I’m quite happy with how it turned out and the new code/mechanics I created during the event.

39 hours of work in under 4 minutes.

I’m tired as hell and unprepared, so I’m not expecting anything great to happen this weekend. Nevertheless, I will most likely try. Good luck to everyone.

Engine: LÖVE
Framework: Ammo
Level editor: Ogmo
Art: Pixen (maybe Photoshop)
Sound: bfxr (maybe Logic Pro)

This’ll be my eighth Ludum Dare. I plan to use:

• Engine: LOVE 0.10.2
• Framework: Ammo 1.2
• Text editor: Sublime Text 3
• Pixel editor: Hexels 2
• Sound: bfxr, FL Studio, and probably PaulStretch

Good luck everyone!