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Indomitable Interactive
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This is the official Bluesky page for the indie game devs at Indomitable Interactive. Check out our first game, Rutabaga Desert Storm!

Used by the programmer and artist!

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Half-Life 2 turns 20 today! Considering how much we’ve talked about it on our YT channel, it seemed wrong not to post… #halflife2 #halflife
Cover for Half-Life 2 (2004)
November 16, 2024 at 4:51 PM
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Low-poly spaceships from quick sketch to 3D models! #blender #3Dmodel #gamedev #gaming
6 sketches of different space ships from a top-down perspective 6 3D models of various space ship designs Alternate angle of spaceship 3D modles
November 15, 2024 at 6:18 PM
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Sometimes it’s easier than expected to turn your random sketch of enemy AI behavior into actual functionality in your game…

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A hand-drawn finite state machine describing enemy behavior in Indomitable Interactive’s upcoming game The Defector. A screenshot of a finite state machine made with the YAFSM plugin for Godot. Looks almost exactly the same as the hand-drawn version. Pretty cool, huh?
August 9, 2024 at 2:55 AM
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Sometimes when you’re working on a game, you just have to write stuff down on paper for it to make sense. These are some random incomprehensible scribbles from Rutabaga Desert Storm’s development. Anyone else do this?

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A sheet of paper with a variety of incomprehensible scribbles relating to Rutabaga Desert Storm by Indomitable Interactive. There is a diagram detailing the sizes of the different background layers and text explaining how each layer moves at a different speed, but moves off screen at the same time due to the size differences. There is a blurb at the top mentioning that the GameManager class will not handle power-ups. The text “Bug: Wave never despawns” has been boxed and crossed out. I fixed it! “KILL STREAKS! ACCURACY REPORT LIKE GALAGA” is written in all caps at the bottom. I never implemented those features… The reverse side of the paper, detailing how a Unity ScriptableObject is used to hold the current game rules. In this case, the rules are simply how many players there are, and which one is Rutabaga III and which one is Habanero, Jr. There is another diagram below it written sideways (detailed in the next image) Another diagram attempting to explain the background mechanics. If it’s not obvious, we struggled a lot with this! The sizes of each background layer are shown, this time for the village area. Below that, some functions and interfaces for the menu code are written very sloppily. IMenuItem is an interface that has a SetSelected function, which takes a bool and returns nothing (void). MenuHeader has a List of IMenuItem objects. The MainMenuManager handles actual user input.
July 12, 2024 at 3:00 AM
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A few screenshots from our retro shoot ‘em up Rutabaga Desert Storm! Check it out on Steam!

store.steampowered.com/app/2679270/...

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A screenshot from Rutabaga Desert Storm by Indomitable Interactive. A pixelated rutabaga flies over a desert landscape, shooting at an enemy craft, which is firing back. A speed boost power up sits just below the rutabaga. A screenshot from Rutabaga Desert Storm by Indomitable Interactive. A pixelated rutabaga is flying through a desert village. A variety of enemy ships, some equipped with shields, are attacking the player. The rutabaga has the spread shot power up, so its bombs are filling the screen, easily dispatching the enemies. A screenshot from Rutabaga Desert Storm by Indomitable Interactive. A pixelated rutabaga is flying over a body of water, drawn with gorgeous retro pixel art. A large, yellow enemy is attacking them. It fires projectiles in a spread shot pattern. A screenshot from Rutabaga Desert Storm by Indomitable Interactive. A pixelated rutabaga is flying over a desert sandscape. The player has the fast fire power up, allowing them to fire incredibly rapidly. Creating a wall of projectiles, they’re ready to easily handle the enemies.
May 26, 2024 at 6:36 PM