Hello everyone

I want to present you our 6th LD game and 4th game made with godot engine.

We have had tones of fun inventing, creating, programming, designing and testing it.

The last part is presentation. I’m not so good at presenting something but I want to tell you some anecdotes.

My Idea on Sunday was, I wanted that the player loses clothes when he got hurt. (a joke perhaps nobody would see!!)
On Saturday night we had all the player animations and design ready.

So we let him lose first the hat, than the robe. (player has three hearts)

While testing we noticed, the dead animation used the hat.

This dead animation was so cool, we don’t wan’t to change it.
What piece of clothing can he lose now? The underpants?

Finally we did it! We were so tired, the whole process took us 4 hours!

We’ve added an other joke, find it out be your self.
You can find our game here Wizard of Shapes

thank you for playing, commenting and voting

…De la vida. Al fin pillo un Ludum Dare que calza con un fin de semana sin trabajo. Nunca he creado un juego antes, solo especulaciones y modificaciones. Sé utilizar muy bien Photoshop, Illustrator, Maya, AutoCAD, dibujar a pulso, UnrealED pero no he practicado con ningún motor de videojuegos. He jugado con algo de Processing (code art, nada interactivo) y Pico-8 pero definitivamente la programación a secas me queda grande, así que supongo que utilizaré algo que permita programar con drag & drop y código a la vez. Gamemaker probablemente.

Independiente del tema que toque, espero poder utilizar mi background en diseño gráfico y arquitectura para hacer algo único de acuerdo a las cosas que domino bien, y sobre todo poder llegar a algo acabado por malo que sea.

Igual recién ayer en la noche me enteré de que era fin de semana de #LDJam así que no tengo nada prefabricado ni preparado; ni recursos gratuitos. Partir desde absolutamente cero será más interesante todavía.

Hi, this is Popup Lovers on the air:

Code – Sergi Montaner and Pau Novau (using Unity)

Art – Ana Jimenez (using Illustrator and Photoshop)

We won’t have much time this time to work on ludum dare, due to family obligations, working on monday and the fact that summertime in Barcelona is not the best time to jam.
(For instance, this is happening at a 15 minutes walk distance from my place)

Because of this, our game its smaller and we won’t be able to achieve the same level of polish as the previous LD.

We promise it to have the same level of addictive frustration as it has our past jam entry.

Here is the logo of our little monster

Hope you have a nice LD time!

The Tech Valley Game Space presentation on How to survive Ludum Dare starts now!

Watch live video from TechValleyGameSpace on Twitch

Can’t make it? We’ll be creating a highlight video on Twitch.tv, and re-upload it on Youtube as well. The slides are now also up:
http://goo.gl/fPllMj

Edit: The Twitch.tv highlight is now up.
http://www.twitch.tv/techvalleygamespace/c/5619519

Youtube video should be up soon.

The Tech Valley Game Space presentation on How to survive Ludum Dare starts in an hour (7:00 PM EST) at Twitch.tv. I’ll be presenting my strategy in approaching game jams, includes how to remain healthy during the event, how to come up with game ideas very quickly, and how to scope your game.

A reminder that we’ll be presenting How to survive Ludum Dare on Twitch.tv today, at 7:00 PM EST. I’ll be presenting my strategy in approaching game jams, includes how to remain healthy during the event, how to come up with game ideas very quickly, and how to scope your game. Check it out!

A reminder that we’ll be presenting How to survive Ludum Dare on Twitch.tv tomorrow. I’ll be presenting my strategy in approaching game jams, includes how to remain healthy during the event, how to come up with game ideas very quickly, and how to scope your game. Check it out!

Hello, everyone. We here at Tech Valley Game Space have one more presentation before Ludum Dare rolls in: How to survive Ludum Dare! I’ll be presenting about my strategy on approaching game jams on Twitch.tv on December 4th, 7:00 PM EST. This includes how to remain healthy during the event, how to come up with game ideas very quickly, and how to scope your game. Check it out!

Hello to all

We are currently developping a game for the Jam Compo.

3 people : a backend coder, a as3 coder and a designer.

Location : France

The client is in flash (as3)
Server to Client communication is done with PHP and à MySQL Database.

Libraries :  A couple in flash for physic effects and particules, ill list them later on Sunday.

The game and  concept will be displayed at the last moment but we are creating a interaction with LD26 and everyone that has created a Game on LD26.

We are having a hard time telling the designer that his concepts are not minimalistic

Hi everyone! I’m glad to say that I’m constantly visiting the web over and over, and I’m trying to play all of the games that I think that are good of the last LD.

I’ve met with Ludum Dare at the page of Evoland (a game of LD24) at Shio Games. I really liked the game at that moment and in the info said something about the site, and when I got in the first time, there was 1 week ’till this LD started!

I’m living in Argentina, and I talk Spanish here, so sorry if I mistake some letters 😛

I’m 14 years old, and I currently know nothing of programming, but I’m looking forward to learn something and make some useful program/game/whatever in any language. I was interested since last year (I think) and I wanted to learn BASIC first, but as long as I get some progress I’ll be happy about it.

If anyone is can/wants to teach me something, I’ll be glad.

See ya everyone!

 I’ve been meaning to give Ludum Dare a try for quite some time, but the last three compos were all set in weekend when I was very busy. But this time I’m pretty sure I’ll be able to participate unless something huge earth-shattering happens.

Some quick words about me: 25 yrs young, math student (+ some comp. sci.), swedish, TERRIBLE artist/musician, decent programmer.

I’ll probably use Python + pygame, since that’s what I have most experience with when it comes to graphics, I looked a bit at rubygame as well since I’ve been wanting to try ruby for something bigger for a while, but I realized I didn’t have time to learn a new library before the compo starts.

This’ll be so much fun, I can hardly wait.