You just woke up in the middle of nowhere. The darkness is crawling up on you and the only protection you have is your powered warehouse and your lovely weapons. Try to stay alive while banishing the unwelcomed forsaken and powering your generators.

Uploading game soon, it will be my first fully functional "Game" and my first entry in LD. (it is mediocre, plz don't hate just rate :wink:)

Finally I participated in a Ludum Dare event, this was my first one. It has been a fantastic experience and I am exhausted. My game is called "Night of the Unholy" and here is the description: " You just woke up in the middle of nowhere. The darkness is crawling up on you and the only protection you have is your powered warehouse and your lovely weapons. Try to stay alive while banishing the unwelcomed forsaken and powering your generators. "

The game is not the greatest and it might not be creative, but I have learnt a lot about OOP and polymorphism. Try it here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/39/night-of-the-unholy Remember! Don't hate, just rate. :heart:

My Compo entry "Night of the Unholy" has recieved some awesome feedback by some awesome people (many bugs have been found), but more feedback is needed. I will continue to work on the game in my spare time and it is truly funny to see how people react while playing this game (buggy prototype), so if you have'nt tried it, please try it! and tell me what you tought. Maybe tell me what you want to see in such a game. I love reading comments so spam me if you wish. REMEMBER! Don't hate, just rate (and debate) :wink: :heart:

So it is on, LD 40. Finally! After attending my first compo, @LD39, I have now teamed up with my friend and fellow student Jesper to create an entry for the jam. We are well on the road to actually create a decent game, we think we have to time to succeed with our goals and can't wait to see what others have to offer. I can't tell you so much about the game yet, but what I can tell you so far about the game is that Santa is always watching. :) Cheers!

So, me and my friend are working on our game for the jam and all of a sudden we encounter this gamebreaking and annoying flaw in the game mechanics. We both tought it was lost, we even thinked about rewriting the mechanics, but then my friend says the best thing someone has ever said. "Remeber if you can't fix it, make into a game mechanic". So we did and it turned out great. Just wanted to share with everyone how something tedious can turn out great, even improving on what was supposed to happend. Cheers!

Today Me and @Solidtiger finished our jam entry! I published it now, one hour before ultimate time. It is called "A Christmas Rush" and is about Emanuel, a boy choosen by Santa to purchase presents for him. I would say it is pretty awsome and memeworthy, following the shadow of sim games... It features everything from multiple ends to 10/10 physics, so check it out here -> https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/$52696

If anybody wants me to play his or hers or ... game just post a comment and I will most likely go an check it out. I am more then happy to give feedback and comments, sososoososososo spam them, let me at them ;)

I am almost shaking of exitement, already seen what some people are capable of doing, when just thinking about how fun the next two weeks will be. Hope everybody had an awsome jam, just like always. Cheers and Happy early Christmas!

So our game, A Christmas Rush, is built for Windows, Linux and macOS and so far I only know that it works for windows. So If anyone wants to test the game with a different platform then windows ->https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/a-christmas-rush, Make sure to let me know if it works. I can check out your games aswell as a returning favour, or is it really a favour= I love playing game, so I can do it anyways! Cheers!