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The GameDev Journey: A Devobbit's Tale
"Gamedev" is a journey of endurance, and I am Frodo stepping out of the Shire for the first time. The road ahead may be treacherous, but in time, with enough perseverance, I'll make that climb and finally throw my "Dream Game" into the fires of Mount Doom! (Er... I mean release it on Steam...)
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I tried making Brackeys' game from his "How To Make A Game" series, and the first video drops today at 4 pm EST! (And between you and me, this may be the most unhinged video I've made yet...) See the video today on my Nicklefritz Dev YouTube channel! YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@nicklefritzDev
Hello! I'm a new game developer working in Unity and Godot. I'm a father and a dreamer; like most, I come from humble beginnings, and this is just a small part of my story. Let me know if you can relate! Subscribe for more updates: www.youtube.com/@nicklefritzDev Featured Dev: www.youtube.com/@RobertThomsonDev
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I've launched my official website! Now I have a home base for all my passion projects, including gaming, game development, and music production! Yay! 😁
For many, childhood was an era of unbridled exploration and adventure. The same was true for me, but growing up in a gated community, far enough away from that "wild mountainside", my adventurous spirit found flight in gaming. These games shaped my childhood and remain part of me today.
1. Donkey Kong Country 2. Super Mario 64 3. LEGO Rock Raiders 4. Animal Crossing 5. Banjo Kazooie 6. Homeworld 7. SSX3 8. MYST
1. Donkey Kong Country (SNES) My siblings and I would sit in front of the cabinet-encased CRT TV display for hours. The unique art style of 3D models plastered against a 2D world enthralled me, but the music held me captive far longer...
2. Super Mario 64 (Nintendo 64) I can't tell you how many times I completed this game in its entirety, but I can say that back before I had the Internet to listen to music, I would beat Bowser over and over just to listen to that end theme one more time...
3. LEGO Rock Raiders (PC) This game inspired a mini obsession with caverns in young me (and its unique music style may have instilled my predisposition to liking Owl City years later...). I'd play the final level for hours trying to get all the energy crystals!
4. Animal Crossing (GameCube) My father said, "I found this game at a thrift store; thought you might like it..." The hours and hours I poured into this game over summer vacations... Nothing has compared to that first little town I called home...
5. Banjo Kazooie (Nintendo 64) Standing out (to me) as one of the most iconic story-driven adventure games of its era, this gem fits well alongside my red-capped plumber friend. Click Clock Wood and Mad Monster Mansion were my favorite levels!
6. Homeworld (PC) I'm awful with real-time strategy games, but I couldn't stop engaging with this game's immersive atmosphere. To this day, it has one of the coolest openings for a game I've seen! Much like "Markiplier", I think Space Is So Cool!
7. SSX 3 (GameCube) It didn't take me long to become a LEGEND at this game! I could win every race, 1st place every time! Jamming out down the slope to 'Radio Big' was an absolute vibe! I would play till my hands blistered!
8. MYST (PC) As the first computer game I ever played, this one holds a special place in my memory. My first computer had roughly 32 MB of RAM, so the game was nearly unplayable, but after watching a book fall one frame at a time over 2 hours, it was all worth it in the end!
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Proof that being a successful game developer isn't about having amazing skill, but is more about being persistent, and staying determined! (I go back to this video again and again anytime I need a little motivational fuel).
I found a "Capsule Collider" in my daughter's cute little play vegetables. (Pretty interesting material on the mesh renderer, though... I think it's a sweet potato, but I'll have to talk to the art designer for this simulation).
I've heard it's important to play games when you make games (...you know, for research). So I started playing "Dear Esther"; this is how it's going so far...
Hello! I'm a game developer looking to make some new friends in the gaming industry! I've been casually studying game development for a couple years and have recently been putting those skills to practice in Unity and Godot. Say, "Hello", if you like game development too, and let me know what you're working on!