3rdSingular

Sometimes vibe coding feels like I'm the assistant and the code agent is the boss.

You didn’t fail. You just reached the part where the story takes over. #indiegame #indiedev #ゲーム

The loot system is now ready. #indiegame #indiedev #ゲーム

First battle in the game—hope you all dig this style!😎 #indiegame #indiedev #ゲーム

This is the game’s opening scene, set inside a burning house. The fire effects look pretty solid. #indiegame #indiedev #ゲーム

@kanagamesX Yes, you're right, this looks better now. Thanks!👍

The victory scene is ready for use. #indiegame #indiedev #ゲーム

Two major parts of the game have been brought together. More pieces will be added soon. #indiegame #indiedev #ゲーム

Dungeon switching is done. The vineyard, the dark woods, each now exists as a place you can step into. The world finally feels connected. #indiegame #indiedev #ゲーム

Someone is waiting for the portal to become… operational?😏 #indiegame #indiedev #ゲーム

@Latiencur Thank you for liking it😀

@Jiamoby a really cool room for teleportation🔥🔥🔥

Teleportation Hall is under construction. #indiegame #indiedev #ゲーム

Finally refactored the codebase! Reworked how game state is managed and streamlined data flow between real-time logic and delayed rendering. In one sentence: Present is where you are, future bears your changes, past is what you perceive. #indiegame #indiedev #ゲーム pic.twitter.com/ZAFI5fLyNW

Godot has await, but no Promise. Methods can be awaited, yet there is no completion semantics. This is quite confusing. The emergent best practice becomes: await signals, not methods. That’s not design. That’s survival.

I’m restructuring the project around an MVVM-like pattern in Godot: Nodes act as ViewModels, game state is the Model, and rendering is handled by the engine. Signals push changes to the state, and the process loop syncs state back to Nodes. #indiegame #indiedev #ゲーム

Hmm, not bad. #indiegame #indiedev #ゲーム

Tried a burn-away effect for a consumable card. Looks okay overall, but there’s this tiny “something’s not right” vibe I can’t shake. #indiegame #indiedev #ゲーム

@vishalweb3dev I'm using godot.

@Jiamoby Yeah, pretty engaging and cool turn-based combat system. I love the art style and enemy animation too. You are going well!! What engine are you using?

Here’s an early look at a combat scene. It’s not complete yet, but you can already feel the overall vibe and I’m really happy with how it’s turning out! #indiegame #indiedev #ゲーム

Huge thanks to Bramwell for the awesome tutorial! The card glow effect turned out super cool ✨ Video link below 👇 youtube.com/watch?v=UbY2MS… #indiegame #indiedev #ゲーム