Gameplay currently involves feeding tofu to a green thing we call bunion.

We're using and learning Urho3D, emscripten, blender and pepsi.

Play in browser and rate

Would appreciate it if you could feed the bunion. The little fella is hungry. Leave a comment describing you experience so we can play your game too :)

This is our first time putting a little bit of voice work in a game. Next time we'd like to do more.

You can play it in your web browser, to play visit our page https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/43/offerlings

Deliver deliveries while others try and drive away with them.

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Our first driving game. Made our own music and sounds for it so play with sounds on.

Created using Babylonjs in typescript, which is a language we hadn't used before - but was very easy if you know javascript - plus the type system reduced programming errors.

Making the AI was the most fun part - mostly detecting whether they had crashed and displaying context dependent text.

Play in your browser now mobile/desktop

We've done a post jam update for a different version that has touch screen support for mobiles. Tried to make changes seamless between keyboard inputs and touch by dynamically switching based on last input (like many videogames let you swap between controllers/mouse+keyboard in game without menus).

Played some great games so far, looking forward to playing more!

We made our own voice over for the game, and are (humbly) receiving good feedback from it - so come listen - the post-jam build also runs on mobile browsers too!

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We put together a trailer of our game.

You can play it now in your browser mobile/desktop

Enjoy the voice overs!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwj-bQzvZ38

Howdy! Looking forward to playing peoples games. We learnt lots about getting chain physics to work (and not work) for our game where you ranch up critters. Make sure you play with sound on to hear the cowboy action.

Play our entry in your browser

Saw someone else post a list like this and it helped me find some cool games, so here's a few great ones I've played so far

Goofy Goose

Small fun game with lot of character. Very relaxing game to play after playing too many intense platformers.

Hoop Knight

Amazingly well rounded game, with a tight gameplay mechanic.

Commuter

Dumb destruction game. Unfortunately I've played a few games where explosions are discouraged - not here!

Self promotion

Caterpillar Cowboy

Our game. Ranch up critters in your browser.

Inspired by other ludum dare dev logs on youtube, we recorded our own this jam. It was entertaining to edit the footage and reminisce on events that happened less than a week ago, but now seem so distant.

I can recommend it to anyone considering it for next time, we used OBS to occasionally do a screen recording.

If you have devlog, feel free to share it in a comment.

https://youtu.be/544Z51WIdoo

Here's a link to our entry page https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/caterpillar-cowboy

Easily our highest ranking entry, previous entries we ranked 407th, 318th and 386th. Our secret: learning to use an audio DAW, blender and how to import assets into the game engine (BabylonJS). The other times we spent most our time learning tools instead of using them (which is fine btw and part of the experience) - but this time we were able to focus on content and spent the whole of the Monday on polish.

Our entry page for Caterpillar Cowboy, feat a Developer Vlog

Our development environment is setup and have a demo scene with a rat in place.

We (Foxdog Studios) will be using * babylonjs - 3D web game engine * blender * waveform - an audio DAW * typescript * webpack

Have fun and get some sleep.

It's typing of the dead but with conversation. The taxidermy weasels may fall apart as the game goes on we will see it that is enough to be unstable or not. They are taxidermy as i could not model them well enough to look alive.

Going to bed now.

Spent all last night making a stupid camera zoom move. Hope everyone is sleeping and eating well. Try to enjoy it.

We made a typing of the dead clone with a taxidermy weasel. Our first PSX style game, was fun and quick to create a game in this style. Also has a very old Text to speech program in it if you like to hear weird voices.

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Would be great to play HTML5 games as we are on Linux and it makes it easier, so feel free to comment with links to your game.