Hi! I’m interested in joining the jam and wanted to ask — is it okay if my game uses real-time combat instead of traditional turn-based combat, or does it need to stick closely to the classic RPG Maker style?
I like how it combines 3D with 2D assets. The game runs well—there’s a bit of jitter, but it’s mostly smooth. However, it was a bit difficult to tell where the bullets were going or where I was aiming. Adding a small dot on the screen could help with aiming.
Very interesting idea of making a space mining game and making upgrade progression. one thing is that when i when to the planet I didn't know what was going on or what I was supposed to do. i figured it out eventually but that needed more or better explaining
Great idea it felt very fun. note on what to improve; It would be nice for there to be a win and lose conditions like health loss when hit by squares and wheels. secondly the power ups are interesting but i wish the rockets only increase the vfx radius and not damage radius, it would be great if it could in later stages take out multiple blocks. but great game and it runs smooth.
I'm a 3D artist and game designer looking to team up for this game jam. Whether it's building worlds, designing characters, or figuring out gameplay, I'm keen to jump in and help make something cool. I am unable to speak German
Here's what I can bring:
3+ years of game design experience (level design, systems design, and overall creative vision)
3D art skills to help build environments and assets
Some solid storytelling experience (I've been a published author for 5+ years)
Game jam and project management experience to keep things organized and on track
A pretty big gaming library (1400+ Steam games) for ideas and inspiration
Easy to work with and always down to bounce ideas around
