Oh yes

I'm teaming up with the awesome Andrea Maestri. He'll be providing concepts, art, and fart jokes.

I guess a tool list is in order!

Tools

• Unreal Engine
• Adobe CC suite (Photoshop, Illustrator etc)
• Visual Studio with vim keybindings
• IntelliJ / gvim for non-UE4 stuff
• Logic Pro
• Maya
• Zbrush
• Substance Painter
• Krita Image editor
• Slack
• Pen + Paper!

Equipment

Oh boy, I have a lot. I'm a freelance dev, artist, musician, so I have a LOT of equipment, most is second hand or pretty old, but still a lot.

• Main PC
  • Windows 10
  • Intel i7 7700k 4.5ghz
  • 32GB DDR4 RAM
  • 500GB Samsung SSD (2gb/s readwrite!)
  • 2TB Seagate SSHD
  • Nvidia GTX 1080
  • Asus 4k Monitor
  • 2x HP 1200p monitors (one portrait, one landscape)
  • 32" 1080p Toshiba TV, mirrored to the living room TV (50" Finlux)
  • JM Lab speakers, old as sin but sound great with my tiny Lepy amp.
• Microsoft Surface
  • Intel i5 4300U 1.9ghz
  • 8GB DDR3 RAM
  • 256GB SSD
  • 128GB MicroSD
  • Intel Integrated Graphics
  • Offical Keyboard + Pen
• Headless Mac (2011 macbook pro with broken screen
  • OSX 10.12
  • Intel i7 2.2ghz
  • 8GB DDR3 RAM
  • 500GB HDD
  • Radeon 6750M
  • Sharing one of the HP Monitors with the main PC
  • AOC USB monitor for when I take it out places
  • M-Audio Keystation 88 midi keyboard
• Mac Mini
  • Debian Jessie
  • Intel i5 2.2ghz
  • 4GB DDR3 RAM
  • 250GB HDD
  • Intel Integrated Graphics
  • No brand 17" 1280x1024 monitor
• iPad Pro 9.7"
  • 32GB
  • Apple Pencil
  • Apple Keyboard
• Dell Blade Server (This is so old)
  • 9TB Storage
  • 32GB DDR2 RAM
  • 2x dual core AMD Server class CPUs
  • Terminal only

Here's what it all looks like

If I remember, I'll post a version after the jam is done, so you can see how messy it really gets :P

I'm really looking forward to this! I'm trying to be as planned as possible in advance, so I can spend the time developing with little to no distractions! Let's see how that goes.

Remember to take lots of breaks! You're all gonna do awesome! Let's make some games!

I've been doing LD a long time, so of course I'm in again :)

As usual, here's my setup. My girlfriend is also joining me, along with two artists/sound people

Tools I use!

Unity Visual Studio Code Photoshop / Krita Blender Logic Pro Guitar Rig And good ol' pen&paper!

You can follow my progress on twitter.com/sudojess

I have done 22 of these jams now. I always aim to make something big and unique mechanically. And I always end up rushing and failing to make it a 'full' game.

I'm not going to aim for anything crazy this time. I want to make a small narrative game, no unique mechanics, but somewhat polished. My girlfriend @frankydink will be helping me with all aspects except music.

There will be a relatively interesting thing about this game, that you'll see when I release it, but it won't blow peoples mind.

I will rate a lot of games, because I'm usually pretty bad for that.

The game is about a cat.

I wish everyone luck.

Hello! I've been doing LDJam since 2011 or so, under various names. It's basically responsible for kickstarting my whole career. I've typically done the 72hour jam with a few friends in recent history, so going back to the Compo is going to be tough!

Going with something kinda Descent-y I think. No idea what I'm capable of solo so let's see what the result is!

Best of luck to everyone else in the Jam <3

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Let's go!

This is my first Ludum Dare since LDJam 48. It's been 3 years? I used to do these quite regularly, either as part of a team or solo. I really enjoyed them, but I've been too busy getting a degree to really join in.

I'm very out of practice, I haven't made a game since that last Ludum Dare, so I'm understandably anxious about it all! I hope I make something of meaning.

I've been doing Ludum Dare on and off since 2012 or so, it's wild to see how much it's changed in that over a decade. I don't plan on ever giving up on it!

I've had a quick look through the themes and I have some ideas. I'll likely be working with one of my partners for art on this, and maybe doing some audio myself.

Let's make some games!