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exploring the BEAVERHOUSE
Little reverse cave exploring game where you play as a falling block
I made a Mars from my procedural planet generator!
our first game versus our current game :)
Please show me your beginnings! :)
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Here is a quick webm of the state of the game so far. A lot of the building blocks are there, such as tools to make spells, enemies, etc. A lot of the starting screens are also implemented and pretty functional. The glaring issue so far is all of the programmer art + placeholders, but that's problem something that is only going to change in a long time. I still don't have a clear vision in terms of art direction, so I don't want to waste anyone's time with that.
Furthermore, I need to design some more spell types, some spell keywords, and 'Programs', objects you can find during battles which will give you passive bonuses. I'm in the works of designing a tool to create those things, so once that's done the whole design process will be able to kick into gear.
I have been working on creating my own game and this is what I have within the past 2 weeks. All the images used are from a site that allows people to use them provided the game is free and open source in the code. This is the almost complete map. I am missing where I will drop keys for the chests. I also figured I should see about changing up the monsters as the player advances. Currently, it is a map with monsters, chests, health potions, written clues for the user
Rewriting the engine in C++
Just checking in, as I haven’t posted anything in a few weeks, I’m currently in the middle of completely rewriting the game in C++ and it will likely be about a month or so still before visual progress resumes.
To make a long story short, some of you who’ve played the demos in the past may have noticed that the game occasionally stutters, freezing for a split second in the middle of gameplay. This is caused by a memory leak in the collision code for characters that I was putting off, having recently tried to fix it I realized there was no straight-forward way of fixing it without spending weeks studying Bullet and JNI just to get a single physics object to reset its state properly.
It had been my intention to rewrite the engine in C++ after the initial release as it’s the only way I’d consider doing any kind of multiplayer. While I’m still on the fence about whether I’ll actually add any network features, I was never going try doing it with LibGDX. As I’m now rewriting the whole thing anyway, I can plan around this future capability when I’m putting the game back together.
Stay tuned and have fun!