Also, if anybody is curious I have an artstation where I have a portfolio of the stuff I've worked on
michaelcrowley8.artstation.com/albums/10636...

Maybe trying to use those other platforms more for character art i make would fare better, since I dont really have active accounts there anyways. Im not sure what really works though. Not like I have anything to lose (except my time lmao)

I haven't tested enough but it feels like indie game posts do way better on bluesky than just freelance art (for new people at least).
Outside of discord, I also am aware of other platforms like twitter/X, reddit, tiktok, instagram.

I personally use artstation and organize my stuff into albums. There may be other options as well, but for visual stuff like modelling/textures/vfx it works pretty well and people also have a demo reel as their first post for people to skim through

(Also I think i had my microphone on, with my computer fan being really loud so I apologize for the audio cracking lol)

And the overall stylized cartoony look with the fox motifs fits well with the fox character shown alongside it for the capsule art. I personally don’t really have much to criticize with the recent one because I feel it fits really well with the games branding and it’s readable

I saw this and I think this is extremely well designed. The usage of visual space and color is really well balanced and not cluttered. The extra elements like the ears and wings aren’t distracting and help the fox motifs/sihoulette. There’s also a mix of sharp corners and smooth curves

This looks awesome, (and wishlisted!)

This looks awesome! Both the environment work and the character design/animation. I think it also makes sense that Godot would fit well for this artstyle. But yea, ill definitely follow this for more updates (I like 3D platformers a lot lol)

I actually have a 3D Platformer im making with a mouse character lol (several characters are mice)

Its still heavily in development but I thought it was relevant enough to link a vid here

bsky.app/profile/hype...

Thank you for making Undertale! I was part of the younger generation that grew up when this game initially released, and indie game dev is now a crucial part of what I want to pursue with my art, and life.

Its hard to put into words but there is an impact, beyond the notion of a commercial success

Also, shout out to this guy for his video about his tightrope system btw! His technical breakdown really helped me implement this into my game. www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMe7...