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yoyo2011211 days ago

i have an idea for maybe a very very very very very very very very very very rare relic. where every 10 digs it doesn't take durability, stamima or torch life and it digs sideways to the edge of the map, then it will triple all your healing during that time, triple all your profit. maybe it could be a way of prestiging too with the relics. once you collect them all you could put them in the sacrifice well and then you prestige with like double luck (if you add a luck system.)

this is just an idea and it could use some tweaking because i assume that this is would be painful to code in but it still would be a really cool relic and prestige method.

Scoot211 days ago

You're right, that feels more complicated than coding a new game from scratch lol

yoyo2011209 days ago (1 edit)

yeah it seemed that way but would be cool. also just wondering what coding language do you use as well as your coding platform? also from a scale 1/10 how easy was it to learn your coding language.

Scoot209 days ago

To be honest, I originally made this game just for fun, so I built it using plain HTML and JavaScript, no game engine involved. At some point I thought, why not upload it to itch.io just for fun, and to my surprise, it started getting a fair bit of attention.

Looking back, I kind of regret not using a proper game engine from the start, since the current setup has a lot of limitations and performance issues. So yeah, I wouldn't really recommend building a full game with just HTML and JavaScript. It's meant to build websites and web apps.

If you’re interested in game dev, I'd suggest starting with something like Unity or Godot. Both are great beginner-friendly options, and I'd say they're around a 3/10 in terms of difficulty for making a simple game.

yoyo2011209 days ago

yeah sadly the only problem with those options is unity is like 2 grand a year. it really expensive now.

Scoot209 days ago

Unity is free as long as your game's revenue stays under $200,000 a year. So you can use it at no cost, and by the time you exceed that limit, the $2,000 annual fee likely won't be a big deal. That said, Godot is also a great option, it's open source and completely free.

yoyo2011208 days ago

oh i never knew that, although i would have to learn gskript instead of C# or C++ or Javascript.