Entropy Games

Working through environment polish before dropping the trailer and Steam page for my Iron Lung-inspired horror game where you pilot a rover on a distant planet. Huge thanks to everyone following! #gamedev #indiedev #indiegame #IndieGameDev #horrorgame #horrorgames #horror

@ph4rosound Thank you for your feedback! It means a lot. The Steam page should be up within the next couple of weeks.

@Entropy_Games_ Nice fog, I think your environment is much more defined than Iron Lug. Cool idea to experiment with third person but first person is the standard and what players most likely I think. Is there an ETA for the Steam Page to go live?

I love how third-person looks in my game, but the actual game will be first-person I want to preserve that body cam horror feeling. Perhaps I can add third-person as an option? What do you think?

@ChoochooTr68965 I really appreciate that! The Steam page isn’t up just yet, but I’m working on it right now, should it up soon. I’ll share it here as soon as it’s live.

@Entropy_Games_ I'm really impressed by the visuals you've managed to create but I mean come on dude, the concept alone of this as a game is so creative. Is it available for wishlist?

Working through environment polish before dropping the trailer and Steam page for my Iron Lung-inspired horror game where you pilot a rover on a distant planet. Huge thanks to everyone following! #gamedev #indiedev #indiegame #IndieGameDev #horrorgame #horrorgames #horror

@TheIndieManiac Happy #screenshotsaturday ! Here is my rover horror game: x.com/entropy_games_…

It’s #screenshotsaturday if you are an #indiedev show me the #indiegame you are working on right now!!! 👁️👁️

@3rdEchoSounds Happy #ShowcaseThursday everyone! Here is a video of my Iron Lung-inspired horror game, where you play as a rover on a distant planet: x.com/Entropy_Games_…

Hey #gamedev! It's #ShowcaseThursday!! Drop your #indiegame here! 👇

@BecomingCaptain Always have a playground project By that I mean a big project that acts as a testing ground for new ideas I can’t overstate how much time this saves, having old code and assets ready lets me prototype way faster. When you’re done, just migrate/export it into a new project

Life as a gamedev is hard. We all need a little help sometimes. What is 1 tips you could give to your fellow dev and you wished you knew before?

Images of Mars have always creeped me out. They’re taken from so far away, yet somehow feel familiar. Like uncanny valley but in a completely different context, like we shouldn’t be seeing these images at all. This is the feeling I want to capture in my horror game.

I've been prototyping and experimenting with a rover instead of a mech for my Iron Lung-like horror game Go to coords, use waveform to find the right angle, take the shot. This is a test scene #gamedev #indiedev #indiegame #IndieGameDev #horrorgame #horrorgames #horror

@thomasbrushdev Please for the love of God get @DUSKdev on the podcast

Who should I have next on the podcast? Tag them below!

Trying to find the visual mood for the environment design. I like the idea of stripping colour away. Less information puts more emphasis on the form. Either way, I may keep the environment pretty muted.

@JonasTyroller I usually dislike puzzle games but am crazy about the Portal games. So, for me, a good story and first person perspective goes a long way

People who don't typically enjoy puzzle games, what would it take for you to enjoy one?

@thomasbrushdev 🙋‍♂️

Who’s gonna get snowpocolypse?

@thomasbrushdev This is incredible. I’d love if you did a whole video on exclusively post processing tips

Good rule of thumb: make your horizon and fog the opposite color of your lights. Generally makes for an interesting gradient of complimentary colors. Creates separation, visual interest, mood, etc.