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When an #indiegame becomes successful, other companies will try to take them down insider-gaming.com/schedule-1-bei… "MOVIE GAMES SA (17/2025) Decision to commence investigation against the creators of the Schedule 1 production for claims regarding the infringement of the Issuer’s IP"

@Archeia_Nessiah Time to port C&C to rpg maker

EA just released the source code for multiple old games including Command and Conquer github.com/electronicarts

YouTube will ban victims of impersonation while leaving the impersonator free to monetize.

Made a #BlueskySocial account cause for 3 days in a row, X has been sending me notifications from trump. bsky.app/profile/himewo…

A discussion on ENERGY efficient code. Time and space complexity is cool, but what about how much power your code uses? reddit.com/r/AskProgrammi…

A discussion on techniques to fade away pixels when your player model would otherwise be hidden from view #gamedev #GodotEngine reddit.com/r/godot/s/W9ID…

@visitorsdreams @RPGPaperMaker Interesting. I guess if that's the niche that devs want to target, this would be a very good candidate engine

Was looking at @RPGPaperMaker because someone on reddit was ranting about how a gamedev was trying to sell courses on how to make games using this engine. Looks like it's heavily inspired by #RPGMaker as the base, but then goes on to offer extra features. Also, free open-source

Here's a link to the game. According to the description, it's a 5 minute experience. rpg-paper-maker.com/the-calling/

Looking at some of the games that others have made, overall it seems there is a limitation on the visual quality. rpg-paper-maker.com/games/ There's this game which looks pretty good, so you can definitely achieve less blocky looking results, but I'm not sure how much is custom

My main issue here is, it doesn't look visually appealing. Could I have a 3D model for the main player? Could I have high-resolution sprites? I have no idea, and none of the marketing material shows an example of this. I assume this is a limitation of the engine.

I think there is promise with the 3D support, especially if you can craft intricate 3D worlds the same way you would build a base in #palworld by putting a bunch of floors and walls and ceilings together. Here's a "mountain" created using walls.

And here's how it looks when I walk around behind the wall, and change the orientation. Not really sure how to create a ramp though.

A discussion on wall hacks reddit.com/r/gamedev/s/1s…

Was at an artist alley recently and came across someone that made a physical version of #FF7Rebirth's Queen's Blood mini-game and thought it was interesting. Thinking of making a totally-not-legit copywrite-strike-able digital version because of course I love grids.

Anyone using Netlify for free hosting? Someone got charged huge overages on their free tier. reddit.com/r/webdev/comme…

An #indiedev went to GDC and shared their experience reddit.com/r/gamedev/s/M3…