All this predatory DLCs, lootboxes, battle passes, gachas, mobile gaming, etc shit.
I'm sick of soulless money cash grab "games" and I know you are too.
That's why I started making my own game. It's slow progress, but steady. Tough, but rewarding.
How's your game going? Or why haven't you started yet?
All this predatory DLCs, lootboxes, battle passes, gachas, mobile gaming, etc shit
Jaxon Howard
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Jayden Perez
Due to lack of managment skills and bad understanding of my abilities I'm sitting on 3 unfinished projects and 25 GB of assets
I'm on my 4th project now. This time I'm done playing around and want to actually finish something.
Julian Lee
I have a great idea
Lincoln Thompson
>another gamedev thread
mooooooooods
Connor Cruz
I haven't drawn. I took some time off to relax. Will need to make some progress on the 3d modelling tool...
Levi Gutierrez
youtube.com
It's coming out at the end of the month, so I'm pretty curious what people will think of it. Also already started work on a new game, it's going alright.
Connor Wood
It's okay... but a few thoughts:
- The first part of the video looks too much like SMW in environment and doesn't fit the Salaryman theme.
- In contrast the second area (office setting) fits way better and looks like it matches the theme, it's kind of cool. That said, get rid of all the other settings and just keep the office setting and make other creative office-like settings.
- Trailer:
Skip straight to the action
No one cares about your logo (at most put it in the end)
Don't use notepad with text to show, it's boring. Have it appear on screen, or just remove the text or at most have it shown over gameplay really quick
Noah Clark
The things you said about the game are uh, way too late to do anything with now. And also kinda missing the point cause the game is about the commute, not the job.
As for the trailer, yeah you're probably right. I wanted to have some kind of in-between transitions that fit the theme but it could've been handled better I think.
Samuel Jackson
Wait WTF... The same developer as Paperball?
The hell happened to you? Paperball (never tried it, on wishlist, waiting for bigger sale) looks so polished and professional.
How come you're making a SMW-clone now?
Brayden Scott
Just made my first game and released it on itchio. Making another one now. It barely got any downloads and that's fine, it's getting into the habit of finishing games that matters.
Ethan Moore
>The same developer as Paperball?
I wasn't the head developer for Paperball mind you, I just did a whole bunch of small tasks for that like character design, storyboarding, testing and so forth. I am the creator of Salaryman Shi, but the head dev for Paperball is working with me as the programmer and co-level designer.
>how come you're making a SMW-clone now
I mean, Paperball was a clone too. Slightly less obvious about it, but not by much.
Liam Evans
That's cool. To know/work with someone that made a successful game.
I'm just a hobbyist gamedev but I forget there are actual real gamedev professionals on Any Forums.
I'll wishlist your game to help you out, good luck.
Nolan Young
Thanks man
Sebastian Lopez
Watcha got, user?
Will it be the next Snoot Game?
Nathaniel Myers
i only buy drm free games
Brayden Price
you'd think Any Forums would make more visual novels considering how they're somewhat easier to make
Henry Hill
working on boss of first area in my pikmin clone
Adrian Evans
I'm too lazy and lack skills, even though I would like to. It's not common nowadays, but getting a complete game experience right out of the box is satisfying. It'd be nice to go back to those times.
Jaxson Robinson
today I learned how to use tilesets, drew a few more tiles, figured out how to make an object follow the player, and looked into how to make certain tiles interactable but didn't implement that yet
Tyler Parker
What's your game, based OP?
William Reed
what are pros and cons of releasing on itchio rather than steam
Jaxon Long
Blake Young
>it's getting into the habit of finishing games that matters
gmi
a lot of people like to spend years and years on a single game but you don't really learn anything from that