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Really struggling to nail down the weird mechanics in this game.
Going to take a short break and focus on getting the general game structure in place. I’ll have to review it later in the day and make a decision whether I can submit this to the jam. There’s some cool stuff in here, but it’s a bit of a weird concept.
This morning I had thought I would duck out of Ludumdare entirely, as I had scrapped yesterday’s idea and couldn’t think of a new one. I thought of a new one around mid-day, and it’s starting to take shape! Lots to do tomorrow if I want to enter the jam, but I’m really pleased to have something interesting.
Apparently I don’t know what minimalism is! (Not really! I’ll tone it down later, probably…)
Progress is slow but steady. The big difference between this screen and the last screen is that this one has actual code, as opposed to being a speculative mockup and test of tech.
I thought of a new idea! I don’t yet know whether it’ll be fun, but it should be interesting enough, fitting for the minimal theme, and something I can realistically build in the eight or so working hours I have left. Time for a quick break, then on with the code!
It’s the end of day one, and I have nothing to show for it.
I completely ditched my original idea, and haven’t yet thought of a new one.
There’s always day two. 
Whoops, this doesn’t look very minimal. Nevertheless, I’d better get on with work! I’m happy to have a game idea already, as it’s only 11am on day one!
Okay, it’s time to daringly ludumise!
It’s been a while since I completed a LD successfully, so my number one goal is to enter something this time. I haven’t given it any thought or prepared any sort of a framework, but I’ll figure out an idea in the morning!
Tools:
Engine: Unity / C# / Monodevelop
Art: Photoshop, Sai, 3D Studio Max
Sound: Garageband, Audacity, Microphone
Good luck everyone! Experiment and have fun! Try something new!
Time for me to duck out of Ludum Dare. It’s been a lot of fun, and if I feel well enough I’ll try to do something jammy tomorrow.
Here’s a screen of the game I was making for my day-2 game, as the first one died the death of overambition. This one died simply because I couldn’t fix bugs fast enough, and didn’t really have much design.
See you next time, LD!
I’m not making a huge amount of progress, so I’ll have to make some firm decisions about what I want to try to get out of this LD. I would really, really, like to to an entry, even if it’s basic, so I’ll take a break for food and think about how I can move things forward.
I actually made a tiny game earlier this year that qualifies for the theme of ‘you are a the villain’. ‘Super Thwomp Bros.’ was my first time making my own sound effects (with a microphone). Give it a try, it only takes a few seconds to play.
Hello Ludumites! I am in, and it is on.
I have come up with an idea about a witch, I just hope I don’t let the scope get out of control. I’ll probably be doing 3D for this, which I haven’t done in a while.
Time to start making the game, I guess!
