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Desert revolver. #gamedev #lowpoly

@Sylva_GameDev Nice enemy, visually I think I prefer the “pirate ship”-themed enemies to this more modern looking battleship, it stands out a bit, but the combat looks pretty cool thanks to the many turrets and different attacks he seems to have

The battleship was actually one of the first enemies I made for this game. But now that the ocean zone exists, I could finally use it.

@AlterMageGame Very cool idea, the spells symbols appearing arround the staff probably offer a much more diegetic/immersive experience than using a menu.

In AlterMage, I wanted an intuitive way to quickly change between lots of spells without digging through menus. So players can combine 2 elemental runes with a couple button presses to attune 1 of 36 unique spells to their staff! #gamedev #gamedevelopment #indiegame #indiedev

@Sylva_GameDev Already a new zone, your quick with it, whats the theme for this zone and these ennemies ?

New Zone, new enemies.

@PIayAmalgam Holy cow, this looks so polished, i love how much movement options you have with the wall run the "mine explosion jump" and so on

Just 50 seconds of uninterrupted combat. Wishlist Amalgam on steam: store.steampowered.com/app/4500700/Am…

@Sean_Hinris Wow, that looks awesome, and it goes really well with your sliding system. Btw how did you get the top of those dunes to be sharp and accurate instead of the usual round sand dune we see in most games, did you hand sculpt them or used a height map or something else ?

Dunes #GodotEngine #Godot #Gamedev

Accurate representation of what I expect from DLSS 5

Couldnt agree more, verticality can brings levels to life, but it’s really hard to pull off well. Does anyone have any tips on this? The only “trick” I’ve found for easily incorporating verticality is to shape the terrain to be very steep in some areas, and hide the steep slopes behind rocks.

Verticality in games is key to making a world feel REAL. It's 10x easier to build a flat level, but this leads to the world feeling dead and uninteresting. In A Short Quest, you won't be walking on one plane. You'll start high in the hills, descend down goblin tunnels, climb mountains, giant trees and yes, occasionally take a rickety wooden elevator. If you like RPGs, love indie games and want to explore a magical little world - wishlist A Short Quest!

@KettuGames Yeah the light rays/sunbeams on the right looks quite good, also the light bloom effect on mushrooms looks better on the right, the hands looks kinda cursed but i still prefer with dlss5 on

I kinda like the light in the middle, but the rest look cursed as fuck :P

@jitspoe The one on the left seems to have a bit more depth, plus it has a slightly greenish tint, which helps it blend in better with the grass in my opinion

Which textures do you think look better?

Great, that’s probably a smart design choice, now the game have a new marketable hook, its no longer just a shooter, but a shooter ON A HOVERBOARD ! Although if im not mistaken it looks like the flip kick is just like the previous dash but with an added hoverboard spinning animation, so for now it doesn’t seem to add any mechanical depth, but you could add thematic elements that make better use of it, such as new features tied to your cool moves mechanic, or maybe rail grinding.

good morning i've added a hoverboard into the game, and you can do a basic flip trick on it right now also added some new enemy types but they're still hiding for now i think if you can customize your hoverboard that would be cool #gamedev #indiegames #gaming

I finished implementing my revolver in Unity. It's important to practice aiming when you get a new weapon. #gamedev

@wildcraft_games The theme of the main menu seems really fitting and immersive, however, I would prefer it if the new game option and save files appeared after clicking play or a “Load Game” button, rather than directly to the right of the main menu.

New main menu idea, what do you think? If you like RPGs and indie games, check out A Short Quest on Steam and give us a wishlist! #gamedev #indiegame

@Sylva_GameDev Is there even anywhere left to flee to at this point?

Fight or flight?

@BrainlagGames Nothing stopping you… Except maybe performance. Or lactose intolerance 👀

Nothing is stopping me from adding 10.000 cheese into a single chest 🧀👀 What should I put in there next? #indiedev #steam #ps5 #gamedev #GamingDaily

@TonyFraser4 Nice, cant wait to shoot all those new things

@DysproPulse Thanks! Yeah I just need to make a new mesh for it, I've also made an enemy has rotating shields around it, that still needs a little work though. I'm hoping to get this version on itch.io in a few days!:)

hello lovely people i've been working on new enemies, one can now slam down into the ground causing a shockwave also the game has a more comic-book visual style now which I am loving what do ya think? #gamedev #indiegames #gaming

@tinto_gamedev Oh, that's pretty cool, it could make certain encounters “systemic”, also it's less immersive when something can hurt the player but enemies walk right through it unscathed, so making fire or traps hurt both sides is a great idea I think

Today I added elements that can hurt both the player and the enemies, with different damage types and even adding status effects. #gamedev This can be used for big fires like in the video, but also traps like spike walls, hanging axes or spinning blade posts.

Probably safe to open this crate... #indiegames #indiedev #gamedev #unity3d #gamedevelopment #madewithunity #solodev #gaming

@KettuGames woaah, reminds me of scorn, you guys did so much, thats impressive for a second day of game jam, cant wait to see what the final result will be

Day 2 of doing "gamejam" style prototype with Bloodcorvus (Blood West lead developer) We have some basic movement, inventory and are starting to build the first area, what do you think about it?

@wildcraft_games Nice, i love when games have small hidden routes, making content despite knowing that almost no one will see it shows how much devs love a game

I keep on getting lost in the fantasy of this world we've built and it's magical. Who knew an indie RPG could feel so immersive? You might find yourself venturing off the main path, stumbling upon a bandit camp, a goblin raid, or a hidden route only 0.1% of players will ever see. That's the goal, let's see how close we can get! Don't forget to wishlist A Short Quest on Steam!