I’ll be using theses technologies, again!

IDE:

VS2013Community

ENGINE:

Otter2d made by Kyle Pulver

http://otter2d.com/

Kyle has a great stream here as well:

https://www.twitch.tv/kpulv

SOUNDS:

Audacity and me making stuff up on the fly. Hee Hee.

TILE EDITOR:

Tiled with tiledsharp

Special thanks to @Floatvoid for helping me set it up.

UI:

A frontend lib made by me for displaying text and chars. Otherwise otter’s built-in text.

TIMELAPSE:

Chronolapse by Keeyai.

GRAPHICS:

Paint.net and Aesprite!

MUSIC:

Musagi

I’m looking forward to a great ludumdare!!

Fruit juices, snacks, music, and fun.

Finally finished my Warmup Weekend game “Breakout++”

Took a day and a half since I was watching videos while doing it, but I actually only worked on it a total of 3 to 4 hours

With my constant participation in 1 hour game jam, I really haven’t felt a need to do extensive planning for Ludum Dare like in previous jams.

I however think the time has come to attempt a strategy game or some sort. Either economic, real-time military or turn-based. I’ll see which one I choose. I’ll probably go for simple 2D graphics and a math-heavy gameplay model. I’ll see how well this will work with whatever theme is selected though.

My main goal is to make a simulation-heavy game in the 48h Ludum Dare compo. I’d prefer to go into military strategy with base-building and unit control, but depending on the theme, economic strategy might apply more. The themes I like never win though, so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.

The tools I use will slightly depend on the selected theme and detailed game design, but they’ll be a subset of the following:

Engine: Unity
Models: Blender
Graphics: Inkscape, Photoshop Elements
Voice and Music: Reaper, XMedia Recode, Audacity
Sound FX: BFXR or USFXR
Source control: SourceTree (Git)
Backend: PHP/ MySQL / JSON / Google Analytics / Unity Analytics
Timelapse: Autoscreen, MakeAvi, Premiere Elements

Have fun, everyone!

var tools = [“haxe”, “aseprite”, “bfxr”];

Looking forward to participating in our second ever game jam. Hopefully we’ll be able to come up with something a bit more advanced this time, and try to apply the lessons we learned from the last game jam!

Welp this time I’m co-oping and focusing only on music, so while my plate is lighter, I also love the theme voting process. Can’t wait for the awesome theme!

Hooray for another Ludum Dare! This time around I’m going to work exclusively off the Pico-8 fantasy console to develop code, graphics, and sounds. For those not familiar with Pico-8, check it out here. It’s a one-stop-shop for simple video games, and the “hardware” limitations keep things interesting.

Good luck everyone!

Hi, I’m Vegevan and I’m here to tell you I’m totally in LD36 !

I’m totally new, my very firt LD but i’m totally motivated to rock !

I used to program with C++/SFML tools and GIMP graphisms, but you know; game making is a real passion for me; and I’m now experiencing many other ways.

This time, I’m gonna used Godot Engine (that deserves so much more intereset !) with Krita graphism; let me know if you use one of those two ^^

See ya next week-end !

Hey! So i finally decided what kind of game i wanna make for the LD Jam!

I will make a Java LWJGL City Building 3D Game using slick-utils.

Ill use Blender for 3D models, Paint.net for texturing, i dont know for music.

Ill be livestreaming everything on youtube in multiple parts on a future channel (ill let u know what that channel is later)

After Ludum Dare (Jam) i will launch a Kickstarter project and if i get 3500$ ill continue this project and much more projects and make my own company.

I’m in.

Unity 5
Gimp
Wolfram Tones/abundant-music

I’m so happy that there is going to be an LD this month. I was really worried when a couple of months ago, since the August LD is the only one where I am not overwhelmingly busy. Of course, being busy usually doesn’t stop me from participating, but it will be nice to have a relaxing weekend for making a game. Thanks a lot to those of you who are putting in the effort to run this LD! You all are awesome people. Hopefully POV gets the rest he needs so that December will be the best LD so far.

Here is the link to the source for my procedurally generated mountains program that I posted about a few days ago. It is coded in Java and uses LibGDX to render onto the screen. There are still a couple of bugs that I’m going to try to get round to fixing but it still works most of the time.

https://github.com/OliEpic/Procedural-Mountains

Feel free to use it in any of your games.

I might actually get to do this jam really want to make a playable game

My previous Ludum Dare was more than one year ago to create a NES game in assembly in 48 hours… a joyful and colorful adventure as you can see below!

Entry link

This time I will use a more traditional development environment to build a desktop game:

• libGDX for java development
• Bxfr for procedural generation of sound effects
• cgMusic for procedural generation of musics
• Paint.NET for 2D graphic
• Blender for 3D graphic

Very excited of course!

Will be doing a game.

Tools:

• Windows 7 as the dev OS because Linux and Mac don’t have any decent game engines.
• Construct 2 as the engine because I’m doing a 2D 8-bit styled game.
• SFXR for sound effects because I’m lazy to do proper sound effects.
• Famitracker with instruments ripped from Vic Tokai games for music because I like those.
• Aseprite + DB32 palette for graphics because I prefer it more than the NES one.
• Google Chrome for testing the web version because IE is bad.