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DEVLOG Delphorium

A topic by itsMo created Jul 18, 2018 Views: 291 Replies: 5
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This'll be the first time, that I will attempt to make a 3D game.  So far I have modelled a dolphin in blender and made it wiggle in Unity.  Im thinking of a rhythm based game underwater. Next up, I'll write some code in unity. Its late and slow.. but better than nothing.

I tend to post regular posts of everything gamedev related i do on my twitter: https://twitter.com/MZhaddul
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My game is up an running now: https://mzadz.itch.io/delphorium



It's called delphorium and it is a Relaxing Musical Experiance.
Sorry for the lack of devlogs, I've been busy with life and other stuff. I may plan a post-mortem though in the future.

I plan to add far more content to it. It is, at the  moment, fairly barebones with not many other features apart from gameplay. However, I plan to add more features - dependant on feedback. This is a short-term project and I plan to release the game within 2 months.

In the meantime, I plan to play all the other entries in the jam.

Try the game out and do leave me your feedback.

Thank You,

Mo

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whoa your first 3D game? this rig looks great! awesome job putting this together!

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thanks dude

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Just played the game after seeing it on Twitter a bunch and really enjoying the visuals!

Pretty bad at rhythm games, so I couldn't quite figure out how the timing was supposed to be to be "right"...? I feel like further explanation of that might be nice somewhere?  
Also have to admit I thought I wasn't supposed to "shoot" the notes through the white wiggly lines for some reason, which possibly made it more difficult for me at first, but I've no clue why I thought it? Maybe I assumed they are a rhythm indicator? 

I really enjoyed it, though, especially the Zen-Song with the four dolphins. It was more challenging, but really motivating, too.

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glad to hear that you enjoyed. Thank you for your constructive feedback as well. You do raise a good point about explanation.