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What if your games weren’t separate? Multiple genres. One progression system. Play anything. Progress everywhere. #gamedev #indiedev #gaming

If you like ARPGs, you’ll feel at home If you like puzzle games, you’ll still progress If you like runners or strategy, same thing Everything feeds one system

Didn’t expect this kind of response tbh. Still early and messy, but feels like the core idea is starting to land 🥹

What if your games weren’t separate? Multiple genres. One progression system. Play anything. Progress everywhere. #gamedev #indiedev #gaming

One thing that surprised me: when progression is shared across modes, players don’t “optimize one game” anymore, they switch based on mood. Still figuring out what that means long-term.

@Lv_B_Games really cool graphics there! love the sunshine work, normally very difficult to get right!

Mush! This is MushTown What do you think? #gamedev #indiegame #indiedev #UnrealEngine #Multigame

@DustriderStudio does it have couch coop? if so go ahead, take my money 💰

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We are so close to 1000 followers! 💚 Can't wait until we get to see you play Dragon Hop! 🐉 #indiegame #platformer #dragons

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@YahyaDanboos Leaning right on this one, feels a bit more punchy and readable in motion. Been running into similar stuff lately, readability matters more than I expected

Which impact VFX looks better? #IndieDev | #GameDev | #LuminousNights

@WeirdBeluga This is great. Currently somewhere in the “before” phase myself so this is reassuring 🥹😬

It's awesome looking back and seeing how much progress we've made with Duskfade 🥹 video game glow-up! ✨

@DesignLvLUp Do you think progression should stay inside one game loop, or can it work across multiple different modes? I’ve been testing shared progression across genres and it changes how players approach each mode.

A little update, started on a demo level (still WIP), going level progression in, stat system that tracks per level, data assets for each level for times, and a bunch of other stuff. #indiedev #gamedev Demoing the core loop of the game here. Still a lot to do.

@bjornornorn Yeah, once systems start interacting everything slows down a lot. Feels like complexity grows faster than expected. Great stride tho, looking forward to see how it turns up!

Started working on the dynamic water simulation for my relaxing building game today. Obviously quite a lot of work left, but it’s already working with overhangs and everything. Looking forward to making waterfalls more than just lines and making it possible to build aqueducts!

@WeirdBeluga Looks really clean. I'm very curious how you handle progression over longer sessions, especially when systems start stacking.

In Duskfade you have many ways of exploring the worlds ☁️🌙 #gamedev

@novabrand Trying something a bit different, multiple game modes feeding one progression system. Still early, but here’s a clip:

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The idea is simple: You don’t grind one game. You build your account across all of them. Different genres. Same progression. #gamedev #indiedev #gaming

Same currency across every mode. ARPG, puzzle, runner, strategy, and upcoming modes. Everything feeds one system.

Still rough in places, but the core loop is there.

What if all your games shared the same progression?