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Currently making a horror romance comedy game, posting updates here, looking for VA dm me if interested, currently unpaid.
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Teaching my girlfriends git submodules as part of my genious master plan of making games and play them with my friends
EA companions with Stability AI for ātransformativeā AI game-making instruments
EA is partnering with Stability AI, the corporate that develops the Steady Diffusion AI picture mannequin, to assist infuse AI into its growth processes. The 2 corporations will āco-develop transformative AI fashions, instruments, and workflows that empower our artists, designers, and builders to reimagine how content material is constructed,ā EA says. The corporate says that people willā¦
I think one part of the magic of kingdom hearts is the sense of 'what am I doing here...? in this super evocative landscape'
Enjoyed playing valheim. For two hours so far. Its fun to play with someone else again (my brother) and its survival mechanic is really good - i KNEW intellectually it was good but it really does FEEL good. Eating to buff not to live. Not too hard to find food. And building a little comfortable home to buff also. The fire literally makes things feel comfy. The building system is simple and fun. Immediate. They leave ruins spotted around the map for making it easy the first time. It's cool how your changes to the landscape remain. We opened up the home a bit by cutting trees around it. The meadows are... Not super alive let's say. But it's a strange in-between realm so theres basis for that. Exploring it is functional, and that's fine. Chopping wood is satisfying. Good sounds, good animations, good timing. So far, so good. The sunlight is quite beautiful.
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The Thirteenth Hour Podcast #498: Welcome Team Jeremy! Jeremy Blum + Jeremy Lesniak Join Forces as We Brainstorm Making a Martial Arts Card Game
Join my brother, Jeremy Lesniak from Whistlekick, and I as we explore what might make for a martial arts card game/training tool.
The Thirteenth Hour Podcast #498: Welcome Team Jeremy! Jeremy Blum + Jeremy Lesniak Join Forces as We Brainstorm Making a Martial Arts Card Game This week, my brother, Jeremy Lesniak from Whistlekick, and I are brainstroming how to turn The Thirteenth Hour workout cards Iāve discussed here before into an actual analog martial arts game that could also be a training tool for practicing martialā¦
Tunic game is great. And I see those multitudes of Zelda references lol. It's really good level and power progression design. Challenging but not too challenging. Pleasant exploration - you can have faith you're going where you must eventually - though the little bit of searching is fun too, having to create a mental map. Fun to learn the combat rhythm, no button smashing, but not too punishing either. Simple and clean overarching goal: you're trying to save a goddess. Ok. That's truly all a story - a game especially - needs. Fun little hidden paths facilitated by the set camera angle. Enough enemy diversity. Cool new upgrades both in traversal options and power. And weird but intriguing meta mystery finding those game manual pages INSIDE the game mostly in a language you can't even read. Probably the best way anyone has ever done game instructions.
It FEELS simple and perfectly balanced and therefore super fun. Ofc it's not simple, theres a million things that have gone into it but. What perfectly elegant mechanics.
The Thirteenth Hour Podcast #492: Welcome My Brother, Jeremy, as We Talk About What Makes Video Games Enjoyable
My brother and I chat about what makes video games enjoyable using my homebrew Rocketeer games as an example.
The Thirteenth Hour Podcast #492: Welcome My Brother, Jeremy, as We Talk About What Makes Video Games Enjoyable This week, my brother and I chatting in a rare, in-person meeting and, using my homebrew Rocketeer game demo as an example, talk about what makes video games enjoyable.Ā When I started making this game a few years ago, my initial goal was not actually to make much of a game.Ā It was itā¦