Only 22 hours to go for the Jam, our Fighting/Rhythm game is coming along nicely!

This was my first ludum dare and I came out feeling great! help me feel even better by getting at least 20 votes on my game Dance-Fu! (please)

Get it here! >https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/41/dance-fu<

Another Ludum Dare completed, I just finished DWN, my second Ludum Dare game!

please check it out 😁 https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/DWN

Please check out my Postman simulation game, its a mix of Tetris and Papers please! if you do, I will play and rate your games back!

Get the game!

So this past Ludum dare I produced probably my favourite game yet. I received fairly good comments from friends, family, and reviewers and I am really happy with the outcome! Lately, I have been thinking of expanding it, turning it from a 72-hour project into a much longer-term project. I don't know where to start, so asking people who have continued their own games in the past - what would be a better course of action? Do I restart from scratch, maybe borrowing some art assets and glancing at the code, or do I continue with what I have got? The way I left it I didn't think I would be coming back to it so it's VERY messy and most of the code I would have to change anyway, but if I start from scratch it adds a, probably large, chunk of time into the development.

If you are interested, you can get the game here: https://micdoes.itch.io/dwn