And finally, the most recent one is GALAXY. You go around with a spaceship, taking out enemies and collecting loot. There are also encounters with NPCs every few pages and some mini-games.

This is one of the most original and simple things I've seen in a while.

The next one was GOLF. All the types of terrain you would expect. The challenge, as you would guess, is to get the ball in the hole in the fewest strokes possible.

The first one he published is DUNGEON. A dungeon crawl with health points, treasure chests, enemies, and even shops every few levels.

A little genius detail is putting a number on each side of the pencil and using it with as a D6.

I am ridiculously excited about these 'paper apps', as their creator calls them. They are little notebooks with puzzles and even dice rolls. They are simple games but well designed, and each notebook is unique since each phase was generated procedurally before being printed. (More ⬇️)

Some candy arrived!

Cleaning up my hard drive, I found this illustration I made back in 2018. Time flies :_)

Adding more basics: some UI tweaks, keys/doors and boxes for light puzzles. The classics! Before reworking player animations (and deciding if the bases go), the next step is to prototype more enemies and traps. Not planning to add much more after that.

#pixelart #Gamedev

I've been messing around with the tabletop idea, but I've swapped out the space marines for something of my own. It's still super basic, but I've started adding some combat and coding the basic rules. In my head, I want to make something reaaaaally simple that I can finish relatively soon (heh).

I mean... look at this cutie. I want to draw more!

I should stop starting things and actually finish some, but lately I've been playing Space Marine Adventures (tabletop) and I was wondering if it would be easy to turn it into a mini-game. A bit of placeholder art to see how it feels.

I mean... check out this Ultramarine cutie.

Castlevania Redrawn. Screen 3_3. Comparison with the original image and animated with #Spine

#pixelart

Wow, my last post went wild. The project with the naked guy and the lemon-shooting shotgun was actually just a side side project that I wasn't paying much attention to, but I'll definitely have to give it another look to see if I can make something interesting out of it. Thanks for all the ideas!

Bug or feature? 🤔

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Here’s my entry for #CastlevaniaRedrawn. Screen 3-3 using the NES palette.

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¡Hola mundo! This is my first post on Bluesky. It seems like a friendly place, and I’m looking forward to reconnecting with the awesome people I met on the other platform and meeting new folks interested in development and art. See you around!