What do people have against SVN? I used it before Git, and still do some places.
Never had any problems with using either; and both beat me having several computers and several USB pens all with copies of my source - which I'd always end up getting mixed up.

Perhaps because I only use the real basic functionality? I never do branches and the like

I'm starting a new engine framework here. It's now inadequately named. My original plan was for an engine that basically developed C64-style games, though I'll probably just inflate it to replace my current engine

My games tend to start with a framework, but I tweak it as I make the game. Unfortunately, I never feed it back to the original engine project, so each game has it's own splinters.

I really should try and work out git submodules properly; or find a way of making my engine as a "linkable" library instead. Actually, the latter sounds like quite a nice idea.

I wrote with an open source DiveKick clone (never really "released" it, because I couldn't find art for it that wasn't the ripped sprites I was using). It's a similar engine to a 2D fighter, but less complicated.

But once you have the hitbox/one hit KO; you can then expand to add health and other types of hits (knockdowns, stuns, throws, etc.)

The hardest part will be the netcode. Despite spending ages getting my network code working nicely, there's still the odd random desync.

I WANT TO DOWNLOAD THIS!!!11

Just so you know, the link is broken. I know it's easy to fix, but surprised nobody mentioned it

I picked http://famicase.com/15/softs/57.html
Don't know if I'll get it to a point of submission, but we'll see

I like the idea. So I went to browse projects, and I filtered Unpaid and Programmer - the first result was Solar Ascension who are currently looking for "+1 Level Designer, +5 Game Tester". No programmers required, so I'm not sure what the "filter" does?

I like this, however...

1. My "Level 3" never seems to be the same
2. When I fail level 3, I have to go back to level 1
3. When I'm freewheeling down the hill, why am I using fuel?

These look pretty cool

You can walk "underneath" Allan, but is looking pretty good so far

I would like to, but had very little time to code over the last four weeks

Yeah, I think that looks neat!

Oooh, I've been meaning to have a bit of a play with Godot for ages, after a Pandora port was built. But I struggled to get off the ground really (kind of like with UE4, Unity, and GameMaker).

BTW - Your video link for "A Closer Look at Godot Game Engine" points to some Java setup

TBH, I've not really had much chance to play with this lately, however I love the look of your Ghosts 'n' Goblins mockup

Looks good and I appreciate you're still early into the development, however, I really hope you fix the walking animation to movement speed. At the minute, it looks like he's skating, and it really bugged me with the "Special Editions" of the Monkey Island games, which also had that problem.

Super JumpKick Turbo - An open source DiveKick clone. Currently using graphics from SNK Vs Capcom.

Currently working on getting network play working properly

Now I've seen both, I prefer the original.

Looks interesting, will keep my eyes on this

Oooh, like the look of this

Love the effect

it sounds like a thousand gunshots all at once because that's exactly what it is

This looks great. Do you have a devlog or something?