I can finally say (after many, many hotfixes) that I published my first game on the Play Store, Golf Up! Give it a try! |
- I can finally say (after many, many hotfixes) that I published my first game on the Play Store, Golf Up! Give it a try!
- Thinking about using PS2 graphics, can anyone offer pros and cons?
- Solodev here
- In need of some guidance. How to become a gameplay programmer.
- (New Year: 50% off) Player Account, Database, Friends & more
- Colab request
- Dotween is the best Unity asset in the world! Here's a tutorial on its fantastic features
- What's the point of using images containing several sprites over several images containing a single sprite for 2D animations?
- Unity Augmented Reality
- (I'm not a dev, but I figure devs come here)...why has there never been knock off of Sim Earth?
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| Thinking about using PS2 graphics, can anyone offer pros and cons? Posted: 31 Dec 2021 07:09 PM PST I have an idea for a game and I'm debating between using pixel art or ps2 graphics. I've heard some cons such as "no one would want to play it because it would look old / not be intriguing enough" and that it's a "cheap way" to get out of creating my own art style. The look i'm aiming for is something between Code Veronica and Bully (2006) So basically, what I'm asking is: what are your opinions on using ps2 graphics for games in this day and age? What are the drawbacks and benefits? Any feedback is appreciated, thank you! [link] [comments] | ||
| Posted: 01 Jan 2022 03:43 AM PST So I'm planning on developing my own game, I'll do as much as a can on my own and see where it leads me. It's a passion project, I do not plan on giving up. I'll be using Unreal Engine to develop the game. I'm beginning by learning some C++ on Udemy. I'm already halfway through the course and have learned a lot. I was just curious to know, am I doing the hard part first? Most people say programming and textcode is the hardest part of developing a game and I wanted to know for sure. Just to brace myself. [link] [comments] | ||
| In need of some guidance. How to become a gameplay programmer. Posted: 01 Jan 2022 01:53 AM PST Hello everyone. It's been my dream to become a gameplay programmer at a game studio such as Naughty Dog, Insomniac Games, etc. (Yes, I know it's difficult dream to achieve) and I need some guidance. I'm currently a student majoring in Computer Science and I've learned some important skills such as C++, Data Structures/Algorithms, etc. But I'm still lost on what important skills that I need to learn to become a gameplay programmer. What other skills should I learn and what should I do to practice these skills? Is there any roadmap that I can follow? I'm planning on learning/practicing 3D math and I'm also planning on studying about game engines. Another thing I want to mention is I've learned some C++ but I want to learn more about C++ that is tailored towards game development and I'm not sure where to go or what to do to learn about that. Thank you! [link] [comments] | ||
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| Posted: 01 Jan 2022 03:37 AM PST Anyone wanna colab on making a game? I have a basic Idea for a game, and I'd love to colab with someone else. DM if interested. Also this isn't job solicitation since I won't be able to pay you… [link] [comments] | ||
| Dotween is the best Unity asset in the world! Here's a tutorial on its fantastic features Posted: 01 Jan 2022 03:23 AM PST
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| Posted: 01 Jan 2022 12:38 AM PST Title. Is it for space? Or for other reason? I mean, I can only imagine that loading a single image might somewhat take less time to process when compared to loading several, but that's about all I can think of. Although the "single image" method is a tad trickier to actually implement. Probably a dumb question, but as I am finishing the 'engine' for my game and am laying the ground work for 2D animations instead of using still images, I just ended up asking myself this. I have this preconceived notion that in old games using a single image for a set of sprite was the usual, so I imagine that it is more efficient in some ways. I'm making my game in c++ using Direct2D libraries if that helps answering my question. (No game engine) [link] [comments] | ||
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| (I'm not a dev, but I figure devs come here)...why has there never been knock off of Sim Earth? Posted: 31 Dec 2021 07:52 PM PST Was it really that far ahead of its time? Just no one has wanted to do it/too niche? Is the entire concept copyrighted somehow? Especially in todays world with climate problems...seems like a perfect game to replicate climate changes (by the player and naturally as sim earth was a god game after all) and replicate an entire ecosystem Yet decades and decades later no sim earth. [link] [comments] |
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