Ludum Dare 35 |
Not relating well with ancient technology,
but we think our quarky box protagonist meandering through this ole’ factory will be fun.
Finally have figured out how to do lighting in game maker.
All of the art done by my brother, Tanner, who’s working with me again for our second Ludum Dare.
Good Luck to you all!
It’s been a busy week for me and I haven’t had a chance to rate or play anybody’s game.
Now is the time, I’m busting through and getting to enjoy all your games! Hopefully I can learn a thing or two while I’m at it.
My brother and I live in different states now and we both have always been the kind of people to be passionate in starting many projects but never finishing a single one.
This last weekend we went into Ludum Dare with the goal of “Finishing a game!” With understanding that it’s our first LD and that our project will for certain be rough around ALL of the edges.
The character is fun, cute, and quirky. I wish we had spent more time on making content and less time trying to refine mechanics. Also, I wish we would have been able to port it to a web version for all of those non-Windows folk. When I work on it more, I’ll see if I can buy a module to port it over (using GM).
We’re excited to hear your feedback. What you liked about our game, and wise words of how we can do better next time.
Can’t wait to play your game!
This gentle fellow’s current mutation allows him to float down to the surface for precise landings and entry into narrow spaces.
Got our player art started. Who wouldn’t fall in love with this mutating fuzz ball.
I am clearly not the artist of my team.
But quick sketch for our general ideas and brainstorming
Also had late start, so hopefully we can pick up fast and get going.
Waiting for Mr. Artist to get off work late.
