If this is a proof of concept for a larger Slave Zero X FPS then I think y’all are very much proving that you have a great creative vision and understanding of how make it come to life with the Quake engine. Great work!
I think I had it restricted on accident. I made it public. There isn’t much “game” here unfortunately. I mostly just wanted to try the process of submitting a game jam project using the export features in Godot 3.5.2. I’ll do better in the next jam.
This is some of the best SDL2 tutorials out there. I think this is a great resource for beginner programmers in general, as well as people learning the SDL2 library
How very exciting. It’s really been great watching the progress unfold for this game. You devlog series has been really insightful on how much work goes into a project. Great work.
You should be very proud of your work. There is a lot of love, passion, craft, and skill that went into. I have it marked down on my wishlist and I’ll be sure to pick it up when it’s ready. really excited.
Very high production for a game jam project. Very errie and creepy. Very interesting how well the games translates even though I don’t know much spanish. Very cool!
I was only able to work on it Friday through Sunday. I know it doesn’t meet the criteria of the game, but I just want to challenge myself to work though a project over a weekend. My plan is that the next submission to the next wild jam is larger and more in-line with the jam guidelines. This is my first game submission on itch.io.
It’s a nice project. The movement feels a big sluggish though. I would try and tune up that a bit. I do like the dimishing battery on the flashlight and the overall level design is very well done.
This game keeps looking better and better! So excited to see it progress. I remember finding it on a random post on r/indiedev and wowzer has this game improved!
This is just a simple platformer. I wanted to learn more about SDL2 and C programming. I think this game jam was a great opportunity to try and complete a project as quickly as possible. I learned a lot and will take those lessons into my next project.
If you’re a starting C language and want to learn how to develop games using SDL2, then I would highly recommend this tutorial series. They are a great introduction into programming in C and using the many features of SDL2. They hold your hand, but also force you to look at the source code to learn what’s going on under the hood. If you’re like me and re-write what the author writes it will help solidify a lot of the concepts. You can even mod the tutorials for extra practice.
Best $5 (or more) you can spend with regard to learning SDL2.
