These were some game themes that came out by talking to some gamer friends:
We will probably choose the last one. Anyways, we're already having a lot of fun!
While the rest of my team is unavailable, I built a gravitation simulator:
I finally got some sprites from my artist, and I found an open source hue-changing shader on GitHub.
So, our game became more colorful!
Here's a WIP gameplay GIF.
While testing, I ended up accidentaly creating a stable orbit (×10) with one of the particles, and it looked amazing!
The game logic for our WarioWare clone works!
Now we just need to create a dozen of microgames...
But we will do that tomorrow, it's a 4 AM now.
We are somehow ahead of schedule this time :astonished:
I'm not a big fan of the new Smart algorithm...
Compared to the previous Ludum Dares, it feels like playing, rating and leaving feedback on games doesn't matter anymore; I'm not sure why, though.
What does the rest of the Ludum Dare think? Are you enjoing the new algorithm more or less compared to the previous versions?
Hello everyone! Please remember to make Linux builds available too, otherwise some people won't be able to play :)
Echoes
I made a small opinionated GitHub template for Godot Engine 3.4.4 entries!
Its features include: - Prefilled README.md - Small Visual Studio Code tweaks for Godot - Preconfigured Git LFS and Gitignore - Auto-build on release with GitHub Actions
Check it out here, and use it if you want! :smile:
This edition I'm partecipating in the compo, and for the first time ever, I have a clear idea of what I should do. Let's hope it turns out to be as good as I imagined it!
What criteria do you use, usually?
Why is the balance so close to zero even though we've rated almost double the amount of ratings we've got?
Compared with the games currently displayed on the front page:
