there a lot of glitches and bugs in it and no sounds.

but this is my first game and i think it turned out pretty well

you can almost have fun at

http://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-36/?action=preview&uid=111442

And I’m done. I’ll probably write a longer post tomorrow, but now I think it is time for sleep

You can check out my entry ‘Court of Talis’ here

I’m not entirely happy with it, but here it is: http://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-34/?action=preview&uid=5267

I managed to mostly translate my original idea from my head to the game.

Here’s our result [nsfw]:
Entry

Welp, not polished at all, hardly callable a game, but we made it. Yihoo

I finished my game in the very last seconds.

The only reason it’s a jam entry, is because my game wasn’t done at all, and then I just took the extra day to finish my game and joined the jam.

I have made all the assets by myself (and some 3d models by my friend) and during the 72 hours.

PLAY THE GAME HERE

Right now it’s only for windows, but I’ll port it and upload to GameJolt later – stay tuned!

Entire game on one old IBM screen!

I did it! Just barely, but I did it!

Trench War is my second Ludum Dare entry – a World War 1-inspired real time strategy game. The goal of the game is to build up your trench to hold off enemy fire, until you’ve got enough troops to stage on assault on their line. Once soldiers go over, they never come back and tend not to live long. Once 8 are alive and over the top at once, you win.

This was a far more ambitious project than my last entry – the code base is about three times the size, and the impact on my sanity was about three times the size as well. Check it out here.

Now, gonna get away from this computer for a bit, then check out a few other games – then some much needed whole lot of sleep.

Yey! I did it!

Even though I am dirty procrastinator, I did it in time. It was surprisingly relaxing and cool. I loved the theme, it was constraining in a good way, and didn’t dictate art-style, genre or whatever. I like when LD is diverse 😀
So, you can see my entry HERE. Please do play it, it’s a bit unbalanced, but arguably it’s even better, as it’s faster to play through it, so you can judge it better.

The game is called: Ludum Clicker, and it’s basically a Cookie Clicker clone, but I played Cookie Clicker for like 15 minutes, so I don’t really know how much it is a clone 😛
Anyways, you click on monitor, you make a game. Game has a price, you sell it, you make money. Hire folk to do it for you, be EA. That’s the game 😀

Finally, I’d like to say thanks, to all of this amazing community. Ludum Dare is an amazing experience, and it’s really nice to do it in this unhappy times I am in right now.
Thanks people,
– RedPanda aka Dmytro Kalchenko

My first real entry for LD. I’m a lurker, and I usually join in without submitting anything. Building prototypes and playthings without having anyone else see it! I feel dirty confessing this,.. Anyway I’m done and I finished in time. Here it is, out in the open. Now I’m completely done for and in need of sleep.

Whew!  That was a long weekend, but I did it.  My game is posted, and I need sleep.  I had to miss much of the first day for prior commitments, but I did my best to make up lost time on Sunday.  I made this game (called Lumen, by the way) using Unity, which I had never really used mush before.  It was a great learning experience.  All-in-all, I thoroughly enjoyed Ludum Dare 31, and can’t wait for 32.

My Snowman’s Quest game is ready for testing! Give it a try:

I hit so many issues during this jam so I think it’s worth writing a post-mortem.

Sell it to the butcher in the store…  My LD 31 game, Beat Bop Delicious! is done and posted.

My submission page can be seen by clicking on this text.

My game can be played by clicking on this text.

Wow, that was a lot of fun.  I was really nervous going into this one because

• This was my first web game.
• This was my first non-tutorial following game with Haxe and Haxeflixel.
• The Internet people decided this would be the best weekend to pull their trucks into my neighborhood and tear stuff up.

But, the Haxe and Haxeflixel documentation is outstanding, I did have a smart phone to browse documentation (a fun way to go about it if you’re bored) and some of the web based stuff from 1996 did carry on to today.

Hope my game is fun, and can’t wait to play yours!

Love,

Ross

I didn’t have as much time as I like to spend on LD this weekend, but I’m super happy to have been able to finish a game in something like ~20 hours of development time!  In the last hour I had to rush copy/paste a lot of my event code, and so that aspect is much less interesting and diverse than I wanted… but at least it functions and (so far) doesn’t crash.

Now my next big goal needs to be to actually get a bunch of judging done this time around.  This has always been a huge problem for me due to how LD always falls on the calendar, and I doubt this year will be an exception – Last week was the first week of school, and as a teacher I’m super busy trying to get things off to a good start.  I’ll do my best though!

Here’s the game project page!   http://www.ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-30/?action=preview&uid=3911

Final Development screenshot of The Bifrost Project, my LD#30 entry