@FatalExit

lvl 30 Gamedev + musician · 10 yrs, 50+ jams · I ship browser games fast with AI + Defold · play free 👇 https://xitter.cf/t.co/p0WzCUoJ5f

 Cork, Ireland
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Joined June 2013
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For #ScreenshotSaturday I wanted to show off a new WIP map for Lane Protocol, going beyond the OG Clash Royale/Minion Masters inspired 2 bridge map. This one is a 3 lane map with two capturable side lane islands and a long midlane to fight over. #madewithdefold #wavedash
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Wavedash
@wavedashOct 21
This rhythm game turns the dance floor into a battle royale - Tap to the beat and stay on key - Race across the club against your opponents - Cheer your favorite dancer on the beat to pump their score It's called DANCEMATCH. You can play it in your browser right now.
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Taking a week off dev stuff to chill. Finally a year after I first applied got into @PlayDoW4 's latest playtest, and while I am not allowed to share any media of the game, allowed to say it's already one of my fav RTS this decade after grinding 1v1s for 4 hours earlier. 💛
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Ayo O
@TheDonAyoOct 20
I reverse engineered Tinder
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Super cute idea for a game! And I love the take on skill expression vs rng. Trying to work on that in my own games.
Bezi
@BeziHQOct 20
Imagine party games with more skill expression and less RNG. Matheus Suchy built Plush Time with Bezi around the idea that "player-driven chaos" should be the center of the genre. Check out our interview on his design thinking, how he built 30 mini-games solo, and why it was important to allow local and online players to play together ⬇️
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Tepes Ovidiu
@OvidiuTepesOct 20
I started porting my old games to @defold and Opus 5.5 will help. The first on the list is Not Chess, released in 2020 (so long time ago?!?!?!?) ♞ .. time flies #gamedev #chess #ゲーム制作
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Tim Soret
@timsoretOct 19
It hurts, but it’s true.
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@skdhOct 19
If we want to continue progress in science, we must be prepared to acknowledge that the correct description of nature will eventually simply be too complicated for humans to understand. I do not think it is wise to make human understanding a requirement. AI is the way forward.
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