Thanks for getting back to me so quickly :) I'm going to buy it. Just one quick question so I understand, so basically with this it would let me track through GA what events may or may not be triggered by a player? For example if someone beats the game, I could set the GA to report that event that trigger inside of construct?
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Between two Worlds - Family Day (unfinished, but playable)
https://pixelpun.itch.io/beyond-two-worlds-family-day
Yeah it’s weird cause you would think they would like their cart to be picked. The person had to have seen mine I sent an email, I was the only one to respond to their tweet and I send a message on twitter, but nothing :/ But not a huge deal was more of a learning experience, this is such a cool Jam idea just the whole hunting people down thing doesn’t seem to be ideal
Yeah, it was really easy for the person I picked, I found their personal website which I reach out to first but never heard back, then I reached out to them on twitter and also never heard back, my last ditch effort was to comment on a post, but also never heard back :/
Maybe the people who run the cart design contest or however those carts are made, they could do a check box to agree that the carts could be used in game jams and then we wouldn't have to hunt permission down.
But I'm still pretty happy with what I made so not a huge deal.
A bit bummed, but I just join these to learn something and making my entry did teach me a lot, I would have loved to enter but the person who did the art for the game cart that I picked hasn't gotten back to me over a few attempts now. I didn't know to enter we had to show proof until about 4 days ago, I just figured if the game was very loosely based it wouldn't matter and then when I went to see what the upload was like there are places for that proof of being able to contact the designer.
I wonder if in the future a better way of going about a jam like this to reach out to the cart designers before hand and see if they are interested in their carts being used in a game jam that way we know that all the carts could be used in that way.
But like I said not a huge deal, I was curious if anyone else had trouble getting in touch with other designers about using their cart? The one I picked in particular was "Between two worlds".
I'm going to change the name of my game to something different and just upload to my page, I do wish everyone luck with their games :)
Cheers!
My attempt was walking around a 90s museum, but everything isn't quiet as it seems. I'll probably switch up the name to "Family Day" or something like that idk.
Hello! So about 80%of the art in this game was generated via AI, otherwise I wouldn’t have had the time also :) usually I do all my own art but I wanted to focus mostly on the systems and game design. The monsters did take some time still to make all the parts and get them ready even with AI, mostly cause there is a lot to generate and separate out. But was a fun process to make it :) normally when I make a game I get lost in making the artwork so it was nice to take that off my plate.
Yeah, I just tried, to upload as a windows file, but it took down the html version :P I'll figure it out eventually... lol Pretty new to this site. Cool you played it though, I think I had more fun making it, then it is actually fun... a few buddies of mine who worked with me at that job though it was hilarious :P
I'll figure it out though :)
I started using GameSalad like 10 years ago I made about 6 games for ipad and iphone all of which were trash for the most part, the game I spent the most time on was a game called Plocks, it was a block game where you tried to bounce a block onto a platform by breaking down the stack. Otherwise I haven't done much to be honest, I entered some game jams, I came in 3nd place for my artwork/graphics in Ludum Dare about 5 years ago and one of my games won 2nd place in a GameSalad game jam, to this day that was the best game I ever made... which Samsung owns... it's dumb.
But otherwise just making games for fun now :) Going to enter a ton of game jams, I mostly work with Unity and Construct 3. My experience is mostly with artwork, pixel art, graphic design and traditional art. I hate coding for the most part which is why I use construct, but I am learning everyday. I sorta realized that it doesn't really matter what engine you use as long as you are having fun while creating your game, that is what really matters to me the most.
Hello :)
So this will be my first post about this cool game that I am working on. I've had the idea kicking around in my noggin for a while now and I am sloooowly attempting to get this first stage done and playable by (come up with some reasonable date) the end of the year :D I am developing the game in Construct 2 and learning as I go along. Originally I made game on Mac in Gamesalad, I know very little about coding so I have to use engines that are somewhat noob friendly.
I would really like to build out 3 more areas for the game a spooky hospital, a crypt and grave yard and some type of castle or haunted mansion.
I hope to make 2 posts per week on progress
Below is me making the Ghost Express Elevator for the game, just a quick video of me drawing the pixel art in photoshop and then implementing that into construct 2.