Saw maps that looked like this in new #RPGMaker demo. Seems better than trying to simulate perspective view like mode7 with flat assets. Not sure if it's specially-made versions of the classic tilesets or just a visual trick with the same old assets
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When an #indiegame becomes successful, other companies will try to take them down
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"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"
Made a #BlueskySocial account cause for 3 days in a row, X has been sending me notifications from trump.
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A discussion on ENERGY efficient code. Time and space complexity is cool, but what about how much power your code uses?
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A discussion on techniques to fade away pixels when your player model would otherwise be hidden from view
#gamedev #GodotEngine
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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
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
Here's a link to the game. According to the description, it's a 5 minute experience.
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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.
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.
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An #indiedev went to GDC and shared their experience
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Interesting discussion on whether state machines are a good tool for defining actions
#gamedev
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