At first i want to say hi! This is my first ludum dare. And here is a screenshot (from two hours ago) what my game looks like after 3h of coding. (yeah, entered the compo 18 hours late)
Enjoy!

So yeah, i finished my game. Not really happy with how it turned out, as plans were much bigger, but hey, it doesn’t look too bad
Grab it while it’s hot!
http://www.ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-29/?action=preview&uid=36140

Thanks for all the fun,  Ludum Dare!

Soo, the game i am working on is called Singularity, and since i’ve just finished the menu, i thought i might show you what it looks like and give a preview of the music involved.

Enjoy c:

PS: The game is NOT black and white, and it is NOT inspired by those flash’ Shift’ games 😉

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UM2-Db-hVY

So.. Yesterday i started working on a new game, a prototype of sorts. Today i casually check ludum dare page, and guess what? The theme for MiniLD fits my game!
The game’s called Pong Mania, and it’s nowhere near finished, and it’s still not fully playable. But hey. It looks cool. Check it out here:

*click*

And have a screenshot:

Hope you like it!

Welp, MiniLD is still going, so i am still updating my game. And now it got a pretty big one.

For starters – the game now features sounds. Yay!

Second thing? Main Menu, through which you can select a gamemode you want to play:

But what is that? 4 Paddles?

Yep. The game features two gamemodes. Classic pong, and 4 paddles, which looks like this:

You basically play as two paddles at once. And no, it’s not as easy as it looks.

So, click here to check out the game. Hope you like it!

And i plan on streaming the whole 48 hours @ twitch.tv/themorfeus < be sure to follow me!

Tools i’ll use:
– LibGDX!
– SFXR
– FL Studio
– GIMP

Good luck to all participants, it’s all about the fun! 😀

For the first time in  my life, i’m using a dual monitor setup, and it’s freaking amazing.

Once again, the tools i’ll use:

IDE: InteliJ IDEA
– LibGDX
– GIMP
– sfxr
– FL Studio

I’ll also be:
– Drinking lots of coffe and coke (the drink, not the drug)
– Listening to dubsteps from YouTubes. Best music for coding, period.
– Streaming @ twitch.tv/themorfeus < waiting for you there!

Oh, and good luck to all participatnts!

So, i’d started streaming, but noone is watching, which is sad as the stream’s damn interesting (i think so anyway)

Check it out here

Just woke up, got my coffe, and ready to stream!

Come join me @ twitch.tv/themorfeus

I highly advise you to check the previous post for more info!

This is the screen you will see the most in the game
(Well, you will see only that aside from the story like dialogue etc.)
(Oh and also it won’t be that small of course, don’t want to spoil too much 😛 )
That, and 2 PDFs containing the machine’s documentation and your assignment.

I said my game is nerd only.

Fixing bugs just turned into making the game unplayable, and all because of a few debug lines.
I need sleep..

Anyway, Stacktrace should now be fully functional. Get it here

So, i had written an assembly coding simulator, including the assembly part, this Ludum Dare, called…

Stacktrace

And i made a timelapse out of it (using chronolapse – great program btw)!

Check out the game here

And check out the timelapse down below!

So, i failed miserably. I am constantly uploading bugged versions of the game.
But that last one… gosh, it jumped straight to the ending!

Anyway, i think that the game should be fine now. All tests ok. All bugs fixed.
I think

Play it here.

Nobody’s going to believe this, but here we go:
When i created stacktrace, my LD33 entry, i knew it was inspired by something i had already seen some time ago. But i didn’t know what at the time.
Just a random game about coding in assembly, that i had seen somewhere sometime ago. It was TIS-100
TIS-100 sat in my mind quietly after i watched a review of it. And i forgot about it. During LD i had remembered that there was a game about coding in assembly, so i thought why not have a go at creating something simmilar?
Well, turns out it is a bit too simmilar. Mechanic-wise that is. They both need the player to read documentation first, both machines spew out random data etc.
And, trust me that was NOT intentional. Human subconsciousness can be a bitch sometimes. And this time it was.
Still, have fun if you want to play it (here), just like i did creating stacktrace. Hopefully it is not considered plagiarism.
Check out the ‘original’, TIS-100 by Zachtronics here: http://www.zachtronics.com/tis-100/
I’m sorry for stealing your idea, even though i did not know about it at the time.

It's been a while since I last participated in a Ludum Dare event (it was still back on the old site!), but now - I'm back in, and fully prepared to create and finish a game (and for the first time I won't be going solo!)

I wish you all lots of good luck. If you participate - remember to sleep well, eat healthy, and have lots of fun during this 48th Ludum Dare!

https://youtu.be/hX5wdwbrLSs

I have a lot of fun making stuff look and sound nice this ludum dare. Though i sometimes feel like this is a kind of procrastination on a Jam, especially since if you ask me what does the player have to do in the game exactly my answer will probably be:

Wait, so games are supposed to have GAMEPLAY?!

These past 3 days have been filled with lots of hard work, but I feel like it paid off in the end. Together with @j4 we've managed to create a pretty decent FPS, even though at the start of the 3rd day we had no clue what the game was gonna turn out to be.

Have a little sneak peek of what the game was like before we've added enemies:

https://youtu.be/OvsMgei92-U

Hope you all had a wonderful and fun jam!

I'm off to sleep.

Deep BO-12 - A Jam entry that i made with @j4 - has almost enough ratings to get a score!

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/48/deep-bo-12

If you like FPS games with grappling hooks - here's one created in 72 hours during the Jam. We've poured a lot of work & love into it, and we'd love to see you all play and - hopefully - enjoy it!

While we're at it, here's the super-awesome portal opening that i'm really proud of, and you can experience it at the end of the game:

https://youtu.be/H2ytFo8zrP4

Enjoy!

The neat thing about using Procreate for note-taking is that you can share your entire process with the world afterwards! Here's a timelapse of how brainstorming for ideas went this year:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jTCDI9LlI_4

They will absolutely throw stuff at you, if you throw wrong stuff at them!