Hello everybody !

A very little post about the project with the Processing sources
A preview video with no sound of the early prototype

The game will change and every suggestions is welcome !

Hey !

Here’s a gif preview of the game :

Added Lazer and Heal :

New build : http://poly.gonum.free.fr/dev/PixelSurgeon.zip
New Processing sources : http://poly.gonum.free.fr/dev/PixelSurgeonSource.zip

Entry : http://www.ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-28/?action=preview&uid=11872

Gameplay still need adjustment and real level design ! Any suggestion is welcome

Little update of a post LD version
Player can now die from erosion :

working on a Processing.js version for a web build.

WOoOOoouUUuuhHooouuUU…. !!
New build ! Web player !

PLAY

Ludum Dare’s Entry

A less scary version of the game

A game about exchanging condiments :

First pass on graphics :

Exchanging condiments begins to have a purpose

Screenshots post before sleeping :

And a gif :

Ang a game :

http://www.ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-30/?action=preview&uid=11872

The Salt Pleeease is a puzzle game about exchanging condiments.

-> http://www.ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-30/?action=preview&uid=11872

Technically it’s connected sliders on a grid, that meet each other at some intersections.
You move all the sliders simultaneously with the mouse. Basically, the mouse’s position is the slider’s ratio.
Moving from left to right updates horizontal sliders, up and down movements are for vertical sliders.
Sliders have different ranges, and various interdependances between them.
You grab the condiment by holding the mouse’s clic, to make it travel through the area.

For the interpretation of the theme, there is obviously connections, but “worlds” may seemed light.
Unless we see people as individual worlds. May be I should make characters more unique and different, for emphasizing the theme.

I haven’t spent the 72 hours at working. (I’m currently on vacation and there is sun outside)
I’ve worked a lot at making procedural levels that would be both solvable and interesting. (Not really satisfied with actual generation but it’s okay for now)

The main rush was the last day, working hard at packing the game with graphics, hand-made and procedural levels, menus and debugging.
A little victory screen was important to reward the player. (Will pimp it up, for more satisfaction)

I have to finish the polishing, with more drawings, animations and levels. And balance speed and challenge.
Some ideas have come in mind, like blocking a slider when antoher slider grabs him, but that’s for a later version.

But for now, I’m going to play and rate some of yours great and awesome games !

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Hi !

Great games you’ve made there ! (For those I’ve tested)

I’m working on a post jam version of the game. Trying to finish the polishing.

I’ve made new characters, more unique, more “world”

Play the jam version of the game : The Salt Pleeease

Hi jammers !
Here’s a gif of the work in progress :

Prototyping a boids engine for a game of bubble

Submit Entry

Tweaking some influence conditions : post jam version / submission entry

Devil’s Thoughts

Trying to find time for development and for playing to your games !

Simplify the main loop, modify some colour and voila for today

Devil’s Thoughts

I’ve been playing like twenty HTML5 games on my Ubuntu, and it’s already impressive !
Going on Windows soon to play some of your fancy games

The global performance has been increased by removing redraw calls (only changing transparency), now Firefox runs it with a decent FPS

Devil’s Thoughts

Hi ! You can play Rayshifing here :

http://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-35/?action=preview&uid=11872

It’s a puzzle about raymarching experiments.

Move your mouse to find the initial shape