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It has been 6 months since I last game deved somthing and the last time I did it was, of course, on the LD45. I've been preparing the past week just wathcing, reading and trying to remeber all the things about programming in Unity. But this made me think, even thou it has been 6 months which shouldn't matter much, why did I have to go all trough this basic stuff again? And whenever I code something, I find myself constantly looking into Unity's manual or youtube ( Brackeys ;) ). Does this prove that I'm still not expirienced enough? When you have an idea on how some part of the game mechanic works, do you guys just type it in instantly from your head? Or maybe a better question would be how often do you find yourself looking for help on the internet?

I hope they're inspiring enough!

Am I obligated by the rules not to fix any issues my game has? If that's true, then how is that tracked so that the developer doesn't do any changes?

This is a game about the lightouse keeper who is trying to keep the lighthouse working while an enemy wave tries to shut it down. How far can you manage to survive this hell? Can you past beyond the 10th level :thinking:?

note : Anybody who gives me any kind of feedback, will have his/hers game rated and commented on :thumbsup:!

This is a game about the lightouse keeper who is trying to keep the lighthouse working while an enemy wave tries to shut it down. How far can you manage to survive this hell? Can you past beyond the 10th level :thinking:?

note : Anybody who gives me any kind of feedback, will have his/hers game rated and commented on :thumbsup:!

(but only windows and HTML games)

This is a game about the lightouse keeper who is trying to keep the lighthouse working while an enemy wave tries to shut it down. How far can you manage to survive this hell? Can you past beyond the 10th level :thinking:?

note : Anybody who gives me any kind of feedback, will have his/hers game rated and commented on :thumbsup:!

(but only windows and HTML games)