Olatiny
@olatiny.bsky.social
Hi im Thomas! I make video games and play the piano on occasion.
Co-Founder, CEO, & Lead Engineer at @ideoame.com
My itch: https://olatiny.itch.io
Co-Founder, CEO, & Lead Engineer at @ideoame.com
My itch: https://olatiny.itch.io
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June 19, 2025 at 6:01 PM
Also, in case you haven't seen it, check out our latest trailer for Apocalypse Approaches here:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwTm...
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Not a bad question at all!
Godot and GameMaker are likely going to be your best choices for a 2D tactics game. If you aren't already familiar with either of these engines, I'd probably lean towards Godot since it's free and pretty easy to use. They both have good support for tile-based games.
Godot and GameMaker are likely going to be your best choices for a 2D tactics game. If you aren't already familiar with either of these engines, I'd probably lean towards Godot since it's free and pretty easy to use. They both have good support for tile-based games.
March 25, 2025 at 11:05 PM
Not a bad question at all!
Godot and GameMaker are likely going to be your best choices for a 2D tactics game. If you aren't already familiar with either of these engines, I'd probably lean towards Godot since it's free and pretty easy to use. They both have good support for tile-based games.
Godot and GameMaker are likely going to be your best choices for a 2D tactics game. If you aren't already familiar with either of these engines, I'd probably lean towards Godot since it's free and pretty easy to use. They both have good support for tile-based games.