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[Nudiventra]

[ColonelVincente]

[Avos]

[miguli]

[rundown]

Been a while since I posted something.

I'm making a physics based can crunching game.

[woodsmoke]

[JobLeonard]

"This is fine"

[goshki]

Something, something, inspired by “The Detective”, and the devblog will be here.

[Feenicks]

The extra dungeon of False Skies riffs on the bonus dungeons of the GBA Final Fantasy ports, insomuch that it's composed of a bunch of thematically distinct areas that all have some sort of gimmick that wouldn't fit in the main game.

Here's two of them.

[Alec S.]

Tomb of the Devourer

[goshki]

Tomb of the Devourer

I dig this style.

[JobLeonard]

You're in luck, Alec S. has a lot more where that came from, just click on his profile

[goshki]

Oh, I know, I've seen other Alec's games before. I just wanted to express my admiration.

[JobLeonard]

Fair, it is a really cool style 

[Alec S.]

I dig this style.

Thanks!  That detective game you posted earlier looks great as well!

You're in luck, Alec S. has a lot more where that came from, just click on his profile

 

[_theRaven]

This is a lovely concept! Here is a little gameplay footage from my game,

[goshki]

Not a game per-se but a thing I'm toying with while taking some time off from my detective adventure game – a low-poly terrain generator based on composable set noise generator/operator modules that can be arranged freely. The operators allow for remaping of noise generator output, clamping it, adding island shapes with falloff, height areas, etc. Generated terrain can then be colored with a configurable set of biome definitions (or biome areas to create roads or flat areas).



The generator operates on terrain patches and pre-computes vertices, triangles, normals and colors for all quads in each terrain patch at load-time and then uses a pool of terrain meshes to only display patches that are actually visible in camera frustum – nothing is stored in the scene, the generator is able to fully reconstruct the terrain in runtime. The ocean surface always follows player's vehicle (a trick I've seen used in “A Short Hike”) to minimize amount of calculation for waves.

Btw. is it obvious that I'm trying to recreate the vibe of Zeewolf from good old Amiga times?

[fioretto]

Something, something, inspired by “The Detective”, and the devblog will be here.

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You definitively nailed something with the art style here

[Feenicks]

Been getting some character-specific mechanics set up with my next game.

I'll get a dev thread or something similar up once I have some form of demo together.

[Schoq]

That's so dang cool!