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I remember playing a similar game back on my Attari console in 1998. How the time flies!

I'm almost done with my current project in Defold by the way. I'll compose the music as well. You'll be notified if you sub to my Itch channel.

Good game, and masterfully executed. All the best.

What do you do in your day job? Your creations are very unorthodox.

I'm working on a small project using Defold. I built games using a number of programming languages, frameworks, and game engines. Check them out on my itch portfolio. I wish the engine was more 3D capable though. My next project will be in Gideros, so I can get a handle of what it can do. Best of luck.  

Pygame Zero let's you make games with less code. One of  my few first games I built was with the help of that framework. It saved me a lot of time and effort. Check it out on my itch portfolio. 

It's a drag-and-drop kind of game, but with Breakout elements.

Were there any add-ons purchased for the simulations? They have a huge collection when I checked. 

I'm currently working on a small project to test Defold. Check my profile on itch if you get a chance. 

What software did you use to make the 3D animation? 

It's cute, but I got stuck a number of times, and the water doesn't look dangerous. 

What do you use to make these animations? And do you have a channel where you show the whole process?

What made you select these colors specifically? And what were you trying to accomplish? 

Let it be sax. and piano, please.  

Do you happen to have any Jazzy music?

Why is this game Windows only? Did you use an inhouse game engine for building it?

You could build your games a lot faster if you used Defold or Godot. I made a 3D game in Godot to learn the engine, and it is lightweight and fast.

I make edutainment games, and my current project that I'm working on is built with Defold. Check out my games' profile on itch.   

Your understanding of how colors interact is way ahead of me, and it's an area I'm working on. 

I couldn't progress past the diner after speaking with Simon.I liked the art. Check out my projects on itch.  

Wow! The art is just out of this world, and the fact that you can program too is impressive. I'm still working on my artistic skills, and I'm being very generous when I say that. Check out my projects so far on itch.io 

I enjoyed playing this game. Check out my games on itch. 

I don't feel there is immediacy in this piece. Usually there is a faster beat and sudden stops to indicate something dramatic is going on. Something like Xcom: Enemy Uknown for example.   

What was the total size of all your assets before exporting them to HTML5?

What's your day job? These games are funny and bonkers at the same time. 

What are the controls? And what are we supposed to do?

Did you compose the music pieces yourself? 

What software did you use to make these sprites? And how big they were when you imported them into the game engine?

What software do you use to create these art works?

I liked the transition near the end of the clip. I don't like repetitive beats. They make me sleepy for some reason.

Was this game really made with the ImpactJS game engine?

This is torture!

Did you use an engine to make this game?

Nice game! You could introduce a lot of gadgets to make it more interesting.

The art is amazing! Well done! Do you happen to know what software was used for generating this art?

I'm glad I stumbled on this game. 

Wow! This is really cool. I'm thinking of making something close to what you did, but with timed attacks. I find Godot is capable, but there is a lot of bloat when it comes to exported files. 

It's like you're at a fork and can't make a decision. Try and change the rythem between pieces, so it doesn't get boring. 

Drawing basic shapes like circles or rectangles for starter. All game engines support those out of the box, but Defold doesn't! I know it was built to be lean, but the bare minimum at least should be covered. 

I like it, but I can hear white noise in the background: similar to a campfire. 

Were these 3D objects? 

What programming language did you use to build this shader? I'm working on a project in Defold, and the engine is missing a lot of things usually you'd expect to find. 

My latest game was made using Wick. I think you'll love working with it. 

Check out Wick Editor. I think you'll love it. My latest game was made in Wick. It's similar to Flash back in the day, but with custom, ready-made functions and out-of-the-box support for touch controls.