I am making a retro-style point and click dungeon crawler thingy-ma-bob. I’m gonna party like it’s 1993!
I am using the growing theme but I don’t know if I should I use the 2 button controls theme as well.
I’ve got a basic text console up and running and now on to creating art for the sprites.
Tags: ld34, point-and-click, retro, software rendering
If I’m in, I’m gonna go fully retro this time. The entire game will be written in C and will be using the Punity Engine (https://github.com/martincohen/Punity/).
This means that I will be using at the most a 320×200 resolution or most likely 64×64 because who needs more?
Martin Cohen’s Punity Engine uses a 8 bit colour palette which means I will be restricted to 255 colours (1 less because 0 is transparent).
I love doing these retro styled ones as they actually help me be creative and be productive and have fun!!!
Dare to be Retro!
Tags: Dare to be Retro!
I’m doing this entirely in C and in a full retro style!!!
Features:
Need to create game mode switching and the transmog battles!
Dare to be Retro!
Tags: C++, Dare to be Retro!
The Gameboy-esk idea is working nicely! I’m love the retro feel!
It now has the ability to swap to 4 different colour palettes!!
I may even add the colour RED soon!
The game not has the ability to swap to multiple maps/room, scroll and centre rooms appropriately and also change mode when you head into the grass tall weeds.
This is surely not a pokemon clone…
Tags: 8-bit, C++, Dare to be Retro!, Not a Pokemon Clone, retro
This Ludum Dare, I’m using my very own programming language, Odin, to develop the game with. This will be first “game” I’ve made with this language but I’m feeling ambitious. This language is pretty much a modern C and I’m having to make the standard library as I go along!
The basic raycasting is done with texture mapping but I’m using the Wolfenstein textures at the moment rather than my own.
Tags: LD37, odin, party like it's 1993, raycaster
After only knowing of the event 30 minutes before starting, not bad so far.
Full working single draw call primitive bugger based rendering system written using:
See how far I got! https://twitch.tv/videos/758809118
To make GIFs of this thing is nigh impossible. I have found the perfect killer of compression algorithms.
Gotta loop around and around
Come Enjoy the Fun!
https://www.twitch.tv/ginger_bill
Being implemented live: https://www.twitch.tv/ginger_bill
Programmed with the Odin Programming Language!
GAME URL: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/$222366
THE Hyperbolic Space Fighting Game of Your Psychedelic Dreams.
In the hyperbolic space, things can get pretty gnarly. Straight lines can appear to bend.
At the edge of the ring is the infinite, and the infinite wraps back around at you.
WARNING: This game can be disorienting due to the hyperbolic and psychedelic nature.
Tools Used: * Odin Programming Language * GLFW * OpenGL * STB Image