Dadja BASSOU

Curated game development resources list github.com/Kavex/GameDev-…

Check out this tutorial of how to creating some awesome lighting effects in Flame! 🔥 Ps. if you want to meet all of the Flame developers, com to Flutter & Friends this autumn 😊

@BlueFireOSS We need more tutorials like these!!

Making an app in electron to generate your own game assets,tiles,animations, inpainting and more. No subscriptions, all run locally

Fun fact: I used pikuma’s 3D course to build the foundation for picoCAD’s software renderer. Recommended!

In the #FlameEngine any component can be nested inside itself which is great for composition. We mirrors the same for Flame3D except for our light components… they could only be added to the game world 😢 But that is no longer the case! You can put a light wherever you want!

Hier, en pleine démo dans une conférence, je note un bug dans notre plateforme. Je le reporte à la team sur Slack. Un de mes collègues me demande l'URL de la ressource. Sans réfléchir, je copie l'URL sur le navigateur et je la lui donne. Ndekete c'était une URL localhost. J'avais la plateforme qui tournait sur ma machine. Je termine ma conf, je me déconnecte directement. Ce matin je check Slack et je vois des dizaines de messages. Les gars ont passé tout l'après-midi à se marrer et à se foutre de ma gueule. Les pires blagues pourries de développeurs. Le pire c'est que moi-même je suis devant les messages et je rigole comme un fou. Bref, on a vraiment un métier de gamin ! Faut pas que l'IA nous le prenne quand même 😂

🚨 The #1 problem with local AI is now solved. There’s a new tool called llmfit that checks your hardware and tells you which models will run well before you download anything. So instead of guessing and hitting out-of-memory errors…it gives you a ranked list based on your machine. What it does (in one command): → scans your setup (RAM / CPU / GPU / VRAM) → evaluates models for quality, speed, fit, and context → selects the best quantization automatically → labels what’s ideal vs okay vs borderline The part I like most: it handles MoE models correctly. Example: Mixtral 8x7B has ~46.7B total params, but only ~12.9B are active per token, and llmfit accounts for that (a lot of tools still don’t). 100% Opensource.

Don't miss out on the FlameJam that starts this Friday, we have amazing prizes! 😍 For example a @FlutterNFriends ticket, an amazing modular console device (Comet) from @mecha_systems and of course Dashes! 💙

Here is a random thought I've been having for a while already. People were making 3D games WITHOUT hardware acceleration in 1998. Surely today in 2025 CPUs are magnitudes more fast than in 1998. So you can probably make a software rendered 3D game today that looks and performs much much better than Thief and don't have to deal with the bullshit that is the modern Graphics API and be EXTREMELY portable. It's not gonna be the cutting edge AAA gaming, but you can surely make something indie-ish cutesy low-poly no problem. I feel like today it's more feasible than in 1998.

raylib running on retro-consoles... with audio! 🤯

After building out a game of my own and using Retro Diffusion for every piece of art, I'm really curious to see what other people can come up with. So I'm going to host a mini game jam. $500 of Retro Diffusion credits in prizes (1st = $300, 2nd & 3rd = $100 each). Build a game over the next week that uses RD for the artwork. Whatever genre, whatever type of gameplay. On Tuesday March 10th I'll gather up all the games (video of gameplay is fine) and decide which I think is the most interesting. Make sure to repost this and/or @ me so I know what you're making! I'd love to see progress along the way as well :) TLDR: Make a game, $500 in prizes, you've got until the 10th, gotta use Retro Diffusion for the art, it has to be a *new* game, not something you've been working on.

this guy literally built a VS Code extension that turns Claude code agents into pixel characters in a virtual office, showing what each agent is doing with animations.

Pyxel 2.7.0, the retro game engine, is now available!
This release focuses on significant performance improvements. レトロゲームエンジン Pyxel 2.7.0 をリリースしました！
今回は動作速度を徹底的に向上させています。 github.com/kitao/pyxel #pyxel #python #gamedev

I'm launching a new #Godot course for component-based gamedev! It is a collection of 50 reusable, self-contained plug-and-play components for your future games! :) (as always, it is free and open source) Link ⬇ #gamedev #tutorial #GodotEngine

Tired of blurry, broken UIs in your pixel art game? 🌫️ Phaser PixUI is the open-source #TypeScript UI library for #Phaser4 your pixels deserve ✨ Integer scaling, responsive components, full type definitions. 👇 f.mtr.cool/xvmrmljwwi

pub.dev/packages/zenro… Big update for the ZenRouter ecosystem! 🗺️ I just finished extracting the core routing logic into its own package: zenrouter_core. By separating the foundation from Flutter, we've built a truly generic routing framework. Flutter, web APIs, terminal apps!

Someone really built this. A VS Code extension that turns your AI agents into pixel art characters working inside a virtual office.

I have 3 Steam keys to give away for Scaling Up, a new game where you manage your own snake ranch! 🐍 Repost to enter, winners will be picked on Feb 18th!

Hey Flutter folks, It's time for FlameJam 2026! 🥳 Join us between 6-15th of March and create your very own game (link in the comments). No previous experience is needed. If you are interested in sponsoring prizes for the gamejam, please reach out😊