I’m in for the third time! I participated at LD27 and LD30, both with Lua/Love2D (see http://ludumdare.com/compo/author/latcarf/, the LD30 was kinda failed but the LD27 was quite good, here is a working link to a web based version: https://guillaumebrunerie.github.io/five-seconds-LD27/).

This time my plan is to use Phaser 3 instead, a javascript library for web games. This looks like an interesting library, except that I have never used it before, so it might be quite challenging.

Other than that, well I guess Gimp for the graphics, and no idea if/how I will do any sound effects/musics, that’s not really my strong point.

I’m in for the fifth time or so (see https://latcarf.itch.io/ for my previous games). A few differences this time compared to my previous participations: - I’m going to use Unity, which I have barely used before, but it will give me the opportunity to learn it. - I would like to get slightly better art, and I have just recently bought a graphics tablet and downloaded Krita, so we’ll see how that goes. - I would maybe like to have music as well! I downloaded LMMS and tried it a little bit, but I’m still very very far from being comfortable with inventing music yet.

It will be fun!

I’m in for the sixth time! (see my previous games at https://latcarf.itch.io/) This time I’ll be using PixiJS as the game/rendering engine and Krita (with a Wacom Intuos) for the graphics. I’m most likely not going to have time (= bother) to make music/sounds.

One very notable thing is that this is my last Ludum Dare without professional experience in the game industry. Indeed, up until a month ago I was an academic researcher in mathematics, but I got bored of it and I have now for the first time gotten a job as a game developer that starts on… Monday! I’ll be using PixiJS there, so I figured it would make sense to learn in at a Ludum Dare first :)

I have done the compo a few times already (6 apparently), but now for the first time I'll be working in a team of 2, together with @filgru! Looking forward to it!

On the programming side I'll be using Phaser 3, as I'm quite familiar with Javascript already.