I am not really a great "game maker", so I hope this game jam will be a good opportunity to learn a lot. Good luck everyone!

I know everyone said this but still. Time just goes so fast, now it's time to slaughter themes and before you know it, you'll be making a game in 72/48 hours! "Y........ N........ Y.......... emmmmm...... N......."

I joined the Jam and currently, I am using a font in my game I downloaded. Here is the link to that font: http://www.fontspace.com/heaven-castro/cursed-timer-ulil Do you think I still have to opt out of art? I did made the rest of the artwork myself. Like the main characters and the backdrop.

It would be great if you can review it! Link: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/$97851

Hi peeps! So recently, I got some feedback from you, which mostly said something like this: "The enemies are moving too fast!" :thinking: So guess what? I actually made the game more fair for the player. Thanks for your feedback, I hope I will get more soon. :smiley:

I literally almost lost all motivation for game development, until the Ludum Dare 42 started. It was just amazing how the game jam, got me into a situation where I have to make decisions to make sure the game will end up playable and at least fun in a limited amount of time. In my usual situation, I would just improve on the details of a game, with no stress of a deadline at all. (I am not a professional gamedev, I just make games for fun, as a hobby, I didn't have a deadline... :thinking:)

I think another reason the game jam was so fun for me was the fact that I chose to do something I have never done before. For me that was as easy as pie, I had only made 1 game in Unity, so choosing something completely different wasn't as hard, but a tip for every game jammer: Try to find a weak spot or blind spot in your game development knowledge database. :thumbsup: Game jams are just 10X more fun in that way. Even if you didn't actually like the end product or the game you worked on isn't finished, you still learnt a lot of stuff on the way to making your game. :smiley:

In addition to that... the amount of feedback you'll get after making the game is enormous! :hushed: You might ask yourself: What can you do with feedback? Well... :thinking: You can use feedback as a path to making your game better. You can see it as an assignment you got from someone else that if you finish you'll make your game probably 10X better in every way. :smile:

It would be great if you could leave feedback for my game: Shoot O' Space

After some thinking about whether to make a website or not, I decided it was about time... Behold! TinyNerd's Games

P.S. My LD42 entry: Shoot O' Space

I just read the rules but I have a question: Are you allowed to add new features to your game after the deadline? :thinking:

Shoot O' Space v0.3 Screenshot2.png Shoot O' Space has gotten a lot of feedback and based on all that feedback it has gotten, I decided to update the game based on all that great feedback you have given. Be sure to play the game! PLAY NOW!