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Actually, it's mostly reading the docs and then a lot of trial and error. Once I get the general idea on how to do something, I share a tutorial on it :)

Like you said, some things may be a bit too complicated to understand with only docs. At times like these, I simply skip the topic and return to it once I know Defold better and hoping this time I will get it

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Hi and sorry for the late reply. I was not notified about it.

I reuploaded the tutorial with a simpler way so no need for baking anymore. I shared a simple Blender Script that will extract the textures and solid colors.

And, no. As this was a model I found online, I did not do the animations myself :)

Glad, it was helpful :)

Thank you for playing :)

I developed the game when I first started learning Godot for practice. Originality was not my goal with it. If I ever try expanding on it, I will remember your suggestion :)

Cool Stride game! Is the bird 2D or 3D?

Then, you can add an additional check for controllers like: if action.gamepad == 0 or if action.gamepad == 1 etc.

Check out for more details: https://defold.com/manuals/input-gamepads/#multiple-gamepads

That was a fun game. I like the visuals :)

For smaller projects, there is not much point in using it as the built-in tilemap is good enough to create the levels. 

For larger projects though, it is a lifesaver as you can use auto-tiling with it and can create large levels easily.

So, for a game-jam level game, I would (and did) use the built-in option. For a larger project, using Tiled can save a lot of time that would be spent on level creation

This makes trying it out a lot easier, sharing about it on Defold Forum could help with more people trying your game

Cool game, I like these type of games. Reminds me Sheltered. Also nice to see more 3D entries to the jam :)

Thanks, glad you liked it :)

Were you trying to bomb them while moving or idle? If idle, bombs may stop you too, when walking bombs are dropped the tile behind you (depending on the direction you were going towards) which makes it less likely to get caught up with explosions

I guess you are not allowed to change it till rating is finished. I tried the game and it is fun. Would love to learn about how did you code the AI of Pacman?

Also, creating a new project on itch.io and  uploading a web version to it would let more people to try your game :)

That was the case at first but when player is faster, using bombs becomes an additional feature rather than a core one. Right now, since player is slower than ghosts, he has to use bombs to stop and kill them :)

Wow, very well thought and implemented. It's nice to see such details for a jam submission :)

Yes, on the menu you can see a summary of their AI. Pink tries ambushing the player. Like player, enemies can also use the passage and teleport from right edge to the left one or vice versa. Sometimes pink hides there till player approaches and come out. While I did not tell her to do it, since it was fun I let it stay that way :)

The game is already good and I am sure it will be a lot better once you finish it after the jam :)

Fun game. Can be used to teach children about coding :)

I like the game an the twist!

Tried creating as many balls as I can and watch them go wild but was not the best idea I guess, balance is important

Fun game, love the ability to pet the cat :)

Wow, this is like sand tetris but better. Great game!

Would love to have fullscreen option on itch

Cool to see 3D submissions to the jam. I like the visuals and the fact that you do not have to worry about ammo amount so I can spam them to the enemies all the time :)

Another Pacman themed game, I also used Pacman for my game!

Fun but difficult game, requires precision with controls and strategy to not get cornered by enemies, art is also cute :)

Nice to see another game with a twist on Pacman. Cannot play it though..

For the windows build, can you try uploading the whole folder Defold produces? (Zip or rar)

Same with web build, index.html should be in its folder and zipped

You can watch this video I have on uploading your game to itch io: 

Was able to kill the rat, tried cheese and even giving rat to the bat but did not work..

Nice game overall (Shop texts are a bit difficult to read)

Sent the merchant to fight, knight to mining and fire wizard to the forest, 10/10 :)

Nice game. Was a bit difficult to understand what to do at first since I did not play the original game but I like the implementation and the AI

I was not expecting such a good gameplay when I first played the game. Well made game and fun!

Thanks a lot :) Glad to be of help

Thank you! I was also surprised how compatible the two games were

A unique gameplay and nice twist to the genre. Would love to see a more challenging version of it!

Simple but fun. Being able to use a piece to first block the opponent, then use for the win is nice :)

I like this new version of the game. Takes the simple game to a whole new level with more calculation and strategy.

The computer being forgiving and not choosing the best square all the time is also great as makes it possible to win against AI :)

Fun twist to the original game. Since we are free to select playing any level, I selected level 4 at the first upgrade and was stuck not being able to cut anything. Maybe limiting the possible level depending on the current level of the player could help for clueless player like me :)

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I like the game feel, it's polished and level design is cool. I especially like the main menu :)

Would love to see the full version of it after the jam!

Great game and nice execution of the portal mechanic!

Was able to see the all orange screen but not sure it was the true ending?

Glad to be of help :)

And yes, I am thinking of making a video on the process and the jam. For the tutorial, I could make tutorial for separate games, but coding with this one was not the greatest.. Make it work  was the main goal so it's a bit messy. Still, the tutorial on it could be possible if I refactor the code a bit.

Would you prefer a tutorial on this game or more tutorials on 3D?

Cool game, harder than it looks. Playing with only one key makes it a bit easier :)

The game is pretty good for a beginner, will wait to see a better game next year :)

I like the art style but could not figure how to get upgrades and beat the first enemy..

I like the fact that we can always roll 5 or 6 :) Nice game