I’ve been learning an engine called Stride. It reminds me of if Unity & Visual Studio were mixed together. I haven’t done much with it, but so far I like it. I’m probably just going to use the documentation on their website to learn it though. If anyone wants a link, I’ll send it, but not unless someone’s interested.
you can submit late, just let me know whenever you’re ready to submit (i would prefer you do it on discord but you can do it here fine too), and ill take care of the rest until im ready to send you a link for you to submit
Your game doesn’t qualify to be in the jam because it was made before the jam started and has no correlation to the theme of the game jam. There is an entire section dedicated to the theme, and just because the jam is meant to be around pixel art, doesn’t mean that that’s the theme. I’m sorry, but your game will be removed. You can still submit a game, as long as it follows the parameters on the page, but this game cannot be submitted.
Please don’t just spam your game as an entry to random jams, it doesn’t do much. If you want your game to succeed, you need to get a following, and that’s not the way to do it. Plus, doing that is giving you an unfair edge, especially since the other participants are actively working on their games.
If you want to argue why your game is supposed to be allowed, you can join the Discord and open a ticket in the bot commands channel, or DM on Discord @abyssaltheking.
i mean, you’re not breaking any rules, since there aren’t really any rules stating you must use something you’ve never used before, so i would say go ahead
you can still make pizzy’s parlor technically though
just put thirty pizzies in the parlor and you have strength in numbers
nobody will be able to run, they’re too powerful
For me, I’m going to use Godot, and probably jump ship to Godot, mainly because I have some experience with it, and it’s similar to other engines I’ve used before.
So I was looking at the game engines page to see if there was something new I wanted to work with and I happened to click the TIC-80 link after being disappointed that BASIC8 wasn’t free and it turns out that the link was sold or something. I’m assuming it changed but you might want to look into that. I’ll update you if I find a link you can use.
yooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo about to spent a week on making a silly little game for sillie big jam lets gooooooooooOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
and im going to plan this time too LETS GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO SOLO DEVS RISE UPPPPPPP
go ahead and download the game you will love it if you like simple and complex machinery that looks very impressive while defending a base using turrets and yourself to capture a sector its written in the same programming language as minecraft and still performs better, with only ~50 mb of memory being used on average (on my machine, results could vary)
Thank you! I had to stitch it together with duct tape and glue because at first I had a really complex idea and I had to compress it down over the day, so I had two days to make it. I want to try and remake it in Godot and see what I can do to improve it.
I think it is a little challenging going from the tutorial to first level, as it took me a minute to figure out you could move rocks, and I ended up getting confused at the third stage because I didn't know how to do the flying enemy part, so maybe a little more communication to game mechanics would help but other than that its a good game.
I think the game is very nice to play! The controls are floaty, which makes the game feel challenging at times and the fact that the shadow creatures are random speeds also add to the challenge. Good job!
Also, for your first Unity and game jam game, its very good!
The game is good, the only thing is that the sensitivity was a little high for me and whenever I tried to change settings, the settings button wouldn't work. Other than that, it's pretty well made. Nice job!
you can use any engine, as long as you dont have to download an external thing, like the roblox client for example using unity/godot/unreal is just fine
i enjoy tetris and i thought it was good, the only thing i wouldve done would be to make sure that you cannot get the same block three times in a row, because i feel it could definitely be possible
