Seriously, why is sound design so hard ;- { Devlog #7 It pains me to no end to spend the better part of the last 2 weeks scouring the web and various sound libraries for sfx to use in my game, only to start to implement them and they don’t sound nearly as good as […]
008 Sounds are WICKED Read More »
Devlog #6 You know what they say: when one door closes, it stays closed because you programmed a one-way door and now you’re stuck floating in the abyss with no way back inside. Enjoy this little compilation from before even that stage. In all seriousness, it was more difficult than I thought to make the
007 Doors and (n)UI Beginnings Read More »
See concept art at the end! Devlog #5 Hello friends, fans, curious onlookers, and passersby!This update is all about the art that builds the world of our game. Check out this video to see the first scene I built in Unity using environment assets—all hand-drawn by yours truly. *********** VIDEO MAY TAKE A MINUTE TO
006 A Strange World of Art Read More »
Alternate names: Running For My Life, More HP (Please), They’re After My Delicious Cocoa Puffs… Devlog #4 The combat prototype comes into focus! I now have one fully animated enemy and player, and the core combat systems are alive and well. The player now is able to kill the enemies, and the enemies can destroy
Devlog #3 From bouncing ball to slashing sword, I’ve grown as an artist, game developer, and a newly minted animator to breathe life into my combat prototype. See the video below! How I Got Started With Animation After watching a couple YouTubers walk through some animation basics, I learned the basic tenets: My Bouncing Ball
004 Adding Animation! Read More »
Devlog #2 As I was working through my combat prototype, I chased down a few “good idea fairies” that will need to be scrapped but ultimately helped inform my design. Before I knew it, I was adding complex movement and rotation schemes to player attack hitboxes, building a detailed enemy AI framework, and even programming
003 Trim the Fat, Sharpen the Combat Read More »
Devlog Update #1 It’s been almost two months since I committed to launching my first video game within a year. I’ll be honest — I don’t have much in the way of a playable prototype yet (scroll to the bottom to see a clip of what I do have complete). At first, that felt a
002 Building Before Coding: My First 60 Days as an Indie Game Developer Read More »
What does it take to achieve fulfillment? To create something purposeful and tangible from a thought. To create a video game. If you stopped and thought about any of those words, you are in the right place. This sliver of digital real estate is dedicated to their discovery. The following mission serves as a guide:
