Note: Not a working title. :p

9 ball pool, but with planets instead of balls, gravity wells (for some “slingshot” action), and black holes instead of pockets.

godot, gimp, possibly krita & blender; likely renoise for music.

let’s make same games! B)

It’s been fun, and I’ve learned a lot – buuuuut there’s no way I’m going to finish in time. Aha. Cheers everyone, best of luck! 😀

You can pick things up and throw them. :p

I’m still undecided whether I want this to be used for fighting dudes (lobbing rocks is basically as ancient technology as it gets) or throwing torches around to navigate a cave.

P.S. That picture links to a video.

Not much, but it’s something! P.S. That image links to a video.

using godot, renoise, gimp, and krita! let’s jam!

tools:

• godot 2
• gimp
• renoise

i’ll probably be working from a template in godot. don’t know, i haven’t actually made it yet. if i make one, i’ll share it by friday.

good luck, everybody!

I uh, might just be making two-button infinite runner after all.

😀

Possibly changing coding tools to vanilla HTML5, Python, and the Bottle framework.

I haven’t decided yet, but it’s fairly likely. Been wanting to do a thing for a while, theme(s) fit it perfectly.

STRONGLY TEMPTED TO DO THE THING.

Good luck, everybody! Let’s make some awesome games.

• Godot for development.
• Krita and/or GIMP for graphics.
• Renoise for audio + WinLAME for encoding.

No idea what libraries I’ll be using yet.

Thinking about Irrlicht + SFML’s Audio module, maybe PhysFS as well.

But we’ll see how that goes.

Graphics will definitely use open source stuff. Blender + Krita, most likely.

Music and sounds in Renoise, no VSTi.

But I’m going to take a stab at Godot anyway.

If you haven’t heard of it, you should check it out. It’s pretty great.

I’m not sure if I’ll be using Godot or OpenFL. Depends on OpenFL’s stability by Friday.

If Godot
Graphics: Blender, Krita
Audio: Renoise

If OpenFL
Graphics: GIMP
Audio: Renoise

I’ve got a small framework I’ll be using for OpenFL written, but a recent update broke it.

If I manage to fix it by then, I’ll post it. Otherwise vanilla Godot. Probably the beta.

Complete with music written in a true Ludum Dare style… which is to say written in just 30 minutes.

You can play the finished game here.

This time linking to a final game!

As an added bonus, I finally figured out how to get GIFs closer to actual speed.

Now I’m gonna go ahead and dive into some games.

Good luck everybody!