Any music made in Pxtone in the Pxtone Collage Collective website.

There are some really good ones.

Surely one mod could do it? Pertaining to front page and subforum, of course.

One mod only need to ask permisssion from Derek to run it. Anyone interested to do it?

[NOTE: This project is NOT cancelled. I just added the RIP devlog icon cause it fits the theme of the game, and it's also hard to gauge where we're at progress-wise right now]

NOTE: This project is NOT cancelled. I just added the RIP devlog icon cause it fits the theme of the game, and it's also hard to gauge where we're at progress-wise right now

Phew...I was speechless for a moment there.

On December 2013 I made a pixel sprite. A mini jelly-monster. And I liked it.
Now on May 2014, I saw it again. I saw a tragedy. So I modified it.

This is the difference:

Before:

After:

Drink tea as a British will do.

What do you prefer? 1 or 2?

1.   2. 

It's awesome to know that you decided to develop Madhouse to higher levels.

Success on you!!

P.S.: Right now Phubans is streaming his work on MadHouse: http://www.livestream.com/phubans

I'm improving the game I have made for the Candy Jam as a learning experience. Let's see if it becomes a bigger game. I could make a devlog about it. What do you think?



Btw, if someone wants to play it, the actual version is on Itch.io and Gamejolt.

Writing a new post for my tumblr and the browser freezes. I was forced to close the browser.

New avatar. This time is an autoportrait.

I just begin to use Tumblr, so is a little empty. But until now, it's great.

http://shackhal.tumblr.com/

Cool concept of not been caught or seen. Also congrats for been greenlit.

My first attempt doing a mockup to improve my pixel art. This is a game idea about controlling a rocket in space with your mouse (or a tap on screen).

Congrats for been greenlit!!

Congratulations Morgondag!! Your game was greenlit on Steam!! And it was very fast!

Your game have been greenlit on Steam!!! Congratulations!!!

I modified some lights/shadows of the sprite animation.

Shakhal: Nice! Though I kind of miss the head-bob when the foot goes down; it added a lot of weight to its movement, having the whole body move makes it feel a lot 'stompier'. If you reduced the amount of arm movement on the 'before' animation a little you'd have a good pair of walk and run cycles.

@shakhal: I personally prefer the before robot more. I believe the bounciness of the new one can work, although there's still a bit of editing required on the placement of it's feet.

Thanks for the feedback. The robot doesn't have a neck so I take down the head-bob because it doesn't have any sense. Also, I have reduced a little the shoulder movement, increased the arm movement, corrected the leg movement and added the backpack movement.

Now it looks like this:

Before:

After:

After viewing some animations I re-edited the same robot. Now it moves more "natural":

Before:

After:

Awesome! Very inspiring your drawings. For the practice, the challenge and the fun to do it, go for it!!