#ggj2018

So, I participated in Global Game Jam 2018, and oh boy, it was a blast! Here’s the end result:

Download here

Тезис: нужно начать регулярно работать над проектом

Global Game Jam

Я смог поучасвовать в джмем! Да ещё в каком! Описывать я, конечно, ничего не буду :P, но что я вынес в умственом уж смысле

Так давайте по пунктам:

1. Я не могу работать на unity с моим железом. Это бесконечная компиляция скрипта убивает меня

2. Я потренировался в написание сюжета и диз. дока. Этим я и занимался в основном ещё на плойке играл

3. В 3 ночи может резко измениться концепт игры и это хорошо

New Engine?

Думаю между Defold и Godot. Пока выгрывает второй только из-за того, что Defold как-то мутно всё хранит в облаке. Может их выкупять китайцы и все мои искходники уплывут да, они кому-то нужны

Pixel art

Да, пока просто изучаю. А то купил планшет для osu!, нужно же оправдывать покупки!

Global game jam 2018 is over and this is what we have created during this weekend!

We worked in a group of 6 people and I made graphics for the game :)

END OF TRANSMISSION - 2018 - Unreal Engine 4

EARTH IS DESTROYED. FIND THE LIGHT.

Our GGJ18 puzzle game, where you play as an alien aligning ancient light pylons to extract data from a ruined Earth.

This was my second experience of #gamejam.

Our host was OldSkullGames studio.

#transition was the subject of this #GlobalGameJam.

This experience was way much better than the previous one. I felt chill during the whole event.

This time we were 3 : 2 programmers and me. My team is in the left corner in the bottom (Photo by OldSkullGames).

-=You can get our game here=-

Our major goal was to make a simple game that works, and only then to add some features/tutorials and other stuff.

Our working process was well-managed. This time, I asked the programmers which graphic element I had to provide at each stage of our work. By doing so, I managed not to exhaust myself during these 48 hours by making a lot of useless stuff.

This Game Jam and my team mates gave me an opportunity to try a new graphic technique which I will soon present on my Behance page : I merged watercolor painting with digital art. It was appreciated it in our game.

During this Game Jam I learned an important lesson : even if you want to make a simple 2D game, you have to be a little bit familiar with 3D technics. So I am more motivated now learning #Blender. Besides, 3D games with fancy graphics look really awesome, like this game (try with joysticks) created by our colleagues.