Holy cow, we’ve made it 😀

Artis@n is my third LD game and first Jam one. It was created by me and Linver. We’ve designed gameplay together, while I’ve written all the code and he has made all the art, music and story. Dats ma boi!

By comparing quality of games produced I can clearly say that I like Jam more than Compo (or I just can’t draw good art). Though, spending 72 hours instead of 48 is pretty exhausting, and I was not prepared for it :<

Combine any items in our game!

A lot of books, neon and only one apple.

This is FuTuRe

No, I haven’t failed in completing the game but rather in posting entry. It turned out that iFrame doesn’t allow keyboard interaction via event listeners. Yes, yes, Unity somehow deals with it (maybe with messages). Anyway, let me introduce DIO my entry

This was kinda slacky compo for me, but it was pretty smooth in development phase. I guess, I’ve grown enough for making game engine (or maybe my hate to Pixi is just too big). Oh, and I also pumped up my drawing skills and my art is not-so-eye-bleeding now. Yay.

So, yeah, that’s it. Gz everyone.

I never liked you too, mr. Caveman.

Let’s teach him a lesson, guys!

… and then I was like “Yeah, who needs these precious compo hours when I can just waste ’em on some crappy sprites?”.

Lasciate ogni speranza, voi ch’entrate

Okay, I’ve got some handy graphics (hehe, got it?). Cya tommorow.

P.S. Ah yes, you can try it here

Blow dust from Bridge.Pixi… Check

Fall in awe before ASP.NET Core… Check

Create some stub stuff… Check

Setup autodeploy… Check

Eat a pizza… Check

You are welcome

And it’s my first “jam”ish competition where I’ve actually FINISHED the game 😀

My Entry

Darude – Sandstorm.

Something weird is going on with rotation calculations :/

Though, I’m not sure if this is legal

Aaand I’ve changed mechanics and applied some bezier curves to game field.