it doesnt? it worked fine for me when i tested it.. i might be updating the game somewhat soon so ill try and see if theres anything causing issues then
Ive always liked making stuff of my own ever since i was a kid, an then i decided i wanna try making my own games, which is how I started out with gamedev about 5-6 years ago, i found out about scratch so i made some shitty little games with it (i was like 10 or 11, so obviously they were pretty bad) which despite their quality i really enjoyed making, so i kept on slowly developing my skillset and would move on to godot on which i made a few slightly less shitty game jam games along with some cancelled/lost projects.
Then in the summer of 2022 i would unknowingly make probably the most important game in my gamedev "career", an amateur little RPG Maker game called The Greatest Story Ever Told. The game itself is nothing special (hell the first version of it is a buggy mess, considering it was made in like 2 weeks from sheer boredom) but its what got me to realize that making funny games is really fun and thats what ive been doing ever since, mixing my own stupid little brand of humor into my projects to make both my friends and any outsiders who may stumble upon my stuff laugh!
So pretty much i started out making dumb hobby games as a 10yo, and am still making dumb hobby games as a 16yo.
alot of my projects usually start from a funny or cool idea ill have for a game that ill end up messing around with for a week or so before i eventually stop working on it for a while, then ill just chip away at all of my backlog whenever im bored enough. as fun as it is to just mess around with alot of things its definetely best to keep a smaller scope when it comes to ongoing projects
Really fun concept with some really awesome art, i did feel the bosses were a little health-spongey (either that or i was doing something wrong, which is most likely the case) but the gameplay was really fun and creative. Probably one of my favorites so far.
fairly short but really fun, the style is simplistic but is pretty charming and the gameplay was pretty fun if a tiny bit buggy (i got stuck in a magnet at some point but thankfully the reset button was right there to help). Nice entry!
A very simple concept but a super fun one, and also some very charming art. It was a little hard to get the hang of at first but when i finally overcame my skill issue i had quite alot of fun with this one!
Im bad at this game. 0/10 Horrible entry, i hope you get kidney disease
But jokes aside, even if i suck at this game i still really enjoyed it, the gameplay is very creative and the art is pretty sweet aswell (the B in bloom stands for Best-Thing-Ever). Nice work!
I really liked this one, while the graphics were pretty simple the gameplay more than made up for it! this kinda reminds me of Bloxorz, just a little easier than that game which is a good thing since the levels required just the right amount of thinking. Great entry!
Super cool game, wish the web build didnt lag so much cause it made turning the mouse a bit of a chore but everything else worked really well and the puzzles were pretty clever, also liked the voice acting with MS sam!
thanks alot for the shoutout! as i said on the site im currently working on an update for TGSET 3, and im actually pretty close to finishing it, so heres a video of probably my favorite addition so far, a game over screen that changes with every friend you recruit:
my rpg maker game, The Greatest Story Ever Told 3 goes FAR into weird/experimental territory with tons of beavis and butthead / early southpark -esque humor, give it a shot of that sounds interesting to you! also feel free to tell me what you thought of the game if you do play it, i always love to hear feedback on my projects! https://vetticon.itch.io/the-greatest-story-ever-told-3
pretty fun game so far, id reccomend adding some more visual feedback when you get hit (be it a little explosion animation on the ship or a subtle screenflash) and either making the ship faster or buffing the boost a little. some power ups could also be pretty fun
