It was an honor to download and try out your game: SnakeEatsSnack, TobywithDino! Your time with Unity, i'm confident, will help you produce amazing content! It was an honor to play what I did and even though it was simple, it was very, very fun! I actually love it! There's plenty of older games and some current designs even that just focus on strong gameplay and fun! Even though you say that it was a very easy game (I'm amazed you made this with the Unity Engine) to make and it doesn't look good (I'll say that it doesn't look bad at all) I could tell that you did put some thought and some work into it! It shows TobywithDino and I'll continue to enjoy your creation from time to time! I look forward to future conversations that we might have and/or seeing where your journey in game development will take you! Best of luck to you brother!
Nice to meet you Miss Madson! Just saying that to you reminds me of my days in New Orleans! Good times! I am intrigued and curious in regards to your first game... You see, I'm one of many David's in this world and no stranger to being called Dave. To see that your game will be called Dave OS makes me smile! I wish you luck in your creation and I can't wait to see what it is! Dave Operating System...oh the possibilities... I look forward to learning more about my OS! :D Take care Miss Madson and hope to talk with you more in the future!
Nice to meet you too, ShumpHomie! The Dave that I'm talking about for Dave OS is... none other than davemadson, my favorite YouTuber of all time who makes the best TTS videos!
I wish I possessed the knowledge you do Goblin Life. It is amazing what you've learned from actually directly interacting and learning from this industry! No jealousy here though, just admiration for your talents. Years ago, I got into the Table Top Gaming hobby and have grown quite a collection! Just playing all those different games made possible with chitboard and plastic...small bits of metal, cardboard etc. and being amazed and inspired by the design alone giving me the ability to see another world and be fully immersed in it started my interest in game design. It was just this past year, regarding video games, that I happily discovered a "fantasy console" called Pico-8! I've been learning bit by bit how to create games with it and that journey has been a fun one indeed! Here's to a love that we all share for gaming!
I believe we are "cut from the same cloth" MirathMal! It's very nice to meet you and I look forward to future conversations. College is something I would still, despite my age (going to be 39 later this year), love to pursue. However, the cost of tuition now and days is jaw dropping. Even Vocational schools to pick up a trade forces to student to seek financial aid from a large bank that will happily receive consistent payments from you for years to come, even well after your graduation and hopefully with you working in your field of study...
I believe that you believe in the value of pure and unaltered passion! Interest, curiosity and passion can take you on a wonderful journey. I sincerely, wish you the best of luck in your endeavours. I too have an interest in acting and voice acting myself! Perhaps in the future, we could bounce some ideas back and forth and maybe even learn from each other! :) Take care MirathMal!
Hello MirrorFalldev. It is very nice to meet you and I can't wait to try out your demo! A puzzle-RPG hybrid you say!?! I'm ALL IN!!! Sounds amazing and thank you so much for sharing your creation! I look forward to future updates and watching the process of creation unfold!
It's very nice to meet you Galaeth Games and I look forward to your future work! The fact that you started on this journey from a young age until present day tells me that you possess a natural talent for this. That, my future friend, is very special and it's something initiate that most likely can't explained or taught. You are blessed and I'm very happy that you are continuing on this path. I hope this platform brings you as much joy as it's been bringing me these past few hours exploring it!
Hey there! Online I'm a pixel artist who is creating a megaman inspired fighting game, hopefully I don't drop this one like the many projects I've dropped before. Outside of my online persona I'm a web developer who wants to transition into game development.
I really appreciate what is going on with the Itch.io community and I want to be part of that!
Hey there Weazel Tech! You've definitely got a talent for pixel art and I wish you luck in your Mega Man/Rock Man inspired fighting game! I remember playing Capcom's Mega Man: Power Battle in my local arcade and I still play it from time to time on MAME! I hope your project comes to fruition! I shall wait patiently and ponder the fighting styles you'll incorporate into this game! I wish you the very best of luck!
Oh it's going great. Due to some problems, I had to make it over all least twice( this is my third attempt). However, all the experience I've acquired made it possible for me to cover a whole lot of ground in a short period of time. I've been working on the game ever since the beginning of this year. Despite it's difficulties, making games is a lot easier than I thought. I've already made a first person shooter that is on itch.io but, if I'm being honest, I'm not too proud of; I just made it to prove to myself that I know how to make games. The first person shooter that I'm making, will truly live up to my standard of what I consider to be a decent shooter.
I know what you mean. I just released my first game, and it took me more than a year and the project was very messy. I think I learned that it's good to invest some time in organizing your code because, especially for larger projects, messy code can become a huge obstacle later on (I had to fight with the code for my game for hours sometimes and it was frustrating) Also maybe it's good to spend a few days thinking through your idea, write down a summary of your game, draw some sketches of your idea (even if they're crappy MS paint drawings, you get a bit of visual reference to look at when you start making the game, it doesn't need to be well-drawn) and get a solid basis for what it is you're going to make before you start actually building the game. I think the main mistake I made was knowing what type of game I wanted to make, but not thinking about a theme or art style until after the fact. These are a few things I didn't do with my first game that I kind of wish I had done and have done with my current project (which has gone much smoother) I think it's solid advice, so I wanted to share. Good luck of course!
Hey i'm Antz I am an independent game developer with 2 years of experience in Unreal Engine. I produce my own beats using garage band and I also enjoy using pixilart for artwork (I used pixilart for all my sprites in my game). My released game is " The Forbidden Web " (Click here -> https://forbiddenweb.itch.io/the-forbidden-web if you want to try it) It is a 2D platformer game with all self made music and self made characters/ animations/ levels etc. I would say 2D animations has been the hardest part because of all the redesigning over 1 wrong pixel.
I currently use Nobara Project by GloirousEggroll, but I have used Mint, Manjaro, and Garuda.
Say you take Fedora, but fix up a lot of different aspects to make it point and click, but also high performing for gamers and content creators. That's what GloriousEggroll did with Nobara. If you go to nobaraproject.org, you'll find what he did for this project, with no affiliation to Fedora, despite being a Fedora engineer himself.
They're definitely challenging lol. I think the closest thing I to a VSRG was guitar hero and DDR. I was ok at guitar hero, not so much at DDR though.
