MeatDev
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Hey yall. I work on video games (some you may have played!) I post my personal work here and get into arguements about the best cheeseburger here.
Man I gotta post here more often. Devs, what are y'all working on? What are y'all most excited about?
January 13, 2025 at 4:01 PM
Man I gotta post here more often. Devs, what are y'all working on? What are y'all most excited about?
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Made a big leaf maple tree over the last day. I need to bring in some different green tones, and work on my lighting.
I also did some lower level work this week that doesn't screenshot, making the player state go between maps. This will let me build a city now!
#solodev #gamedev
I also did some lower level work this week that doesn't screenshot, making the player state go between maps. This will let me build a city now!
#solodev #gamedev
December 5, 2024 at 5:25 PM
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It’s also 20% off right now!
I'll be talking about a lot about a new project soon so there won't be much space for The Banished Vault - a strategy game of endurance in space travel, mathematics, and gothic monasteries. If it interests you or someone you know, please share or check it out!
store.steampowered.com/app/2341070/...
store.steampowered.com/app/2341070/...
November 27, 2024 at 7:04 PM
It’s also 20% off right now!
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Why does 'finding the fun' fail so often as a design strategy?
#gamedesign
New designers are told to prototype and 'find the fun'. But the naive version of this is a garbage tactic that mostly results in poorly thought out prototypes that are never going to converge on gameplay.
#gamedesign
New designers are told to prototype and 'find the fun'. But the naive version of this is a garbage tactic that mostly results in poorly thought out prototypes that are never going to converge on gameplay.
November 27, 2024 at 7:18 PM
Why does 'finding the fun' fail so often as a design strategy?
#gamedesign
New designers are told to prototype and 'find the fun'. But the naive version of this is a garbage tactic that mostly results in poorly thought out prototypes that are never going to converge on gameplay.
#gamedesign
New designers are told to prototype and 'find the fun'. But the naive version of this is a garbage tactic that mostly results in poorly thought out prototypes that are never going to converge on gameplay.