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[Momeka_]

A game jam game we made last week. It's a multiplayer game for tablets where you have to lure the animals over to your side by placing food.

[wademcgillis]

  The Hunger Game 

[SolarLune]

Hurray for still working on Soldier Of.

[eigenbom]

HURRAY!

[Geti]

Keep on keeping on solarlune. Looks A+, though the lighting is a bit suffocating there.

[VortexCortex]

I'm really liking rusty guns.  More switchy blocks, Yay!

Soldier Of is neat too.  I'm digging the dust cloud effects and atmosphere from the flickery lighting.

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I'm still mostly working on 3D GUI stuff.  I took a little break from code to model a bot part, and got a head part mostly done.


(Texturing will be done in the engine whenever I finish the damn GUI.)

My crappy concept art for the round bot type's parts:


(detached thing will be a leg, bots get guns instead of arms)

[kitheif]

Day 1 of whatever this is.

[SolarLune]

Keep on keeping on solarlune. Looks A+, though the lighting is a bit suffocating there.

Thanks. The lighting is a bit dark - maybe I'll lighten it.

@eigenbom - Hurray.
@VortexCortex - Thanks. I like that robot - he looks pretty interesting.
@kitheif - Wow. Shmup fever, eh? Looks cool!

[kitheif]

@Solarlune
Yeah, something like that

[davidp]

I'm working on a HTML5 hosting site + HTML5 hosting site launch title ^^



The idea is quite simple - create app, create folders, throw in game assets, upload code and you're done.

that 3rd image is running an actual HTML5 game that I created.

There's a lot of stuff left to do, but I'm slowly, slowly progressing.

[Nix]

What does your site do that someone couldn't just as easily do with their own web server? What's the value added?

[davidp]

The value added is that many people don't have their own server.
Why do you think swfcabin made it? or tons of flash hosting site (not talking about gaming portal, flash hosting sites in general)?

I actually started working on this because I didn't know where to put one of my html5 games I developed for a local company. I could just go and register for a free webhosting, but that's too much of a hassle, just to quickly share a in-dev html5 game.

I always found this "just set up your own server" answer to many web based question amusing. Even better than registering for a free hosting were the answers of settin up personal WAMP/XAMPP (whatever) server, setting up oustide access, etc. Like all of these are the simplest task on the planet.

The same question goes for all of the people who use blogging sites, tubmlr, online galleries then. Why not set up your own server and drop stuff there?

[UncleDec]

@davidp, so awesome. Can I be a beta tester?

[davidp]

Sure thing, I was thinking of inviting few people over to test it and push it to the limit. I'll drop you a PM when I start the beta testing. It'll be in a few days time. Thanks a lot

[ANtY]

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