I don't have much time right now for long game development cycles so I'll start a journey of making small copies.of old games and polishing a lot, lets see how this goes.

I hope I learn a lot of #godot tricks :))

One week and I'm free to game dev again!!

I've been studying some other games and their spells and I wanted to share some: first of all, Divinity Original Sin 2' elemental puddles and clouds are great they make combos quite intuitive and generate emergent gameplay.

When I finish making the scroll system i'm planning on making an alchemy system, what are some good games about mixing and potionmaking? potion craft like

My "magic scroll language"-thing is done, I now can add prefixes or sufixes to make the spells behave differently. e.g. "Sulekgo" makes a damaging big bolt because it's made of:
Su-, that is a prefix that means projectile
-lek-, that means damage
-go, that means big

I was thinking on how to make the spells interesting and make a cool magic system... It got a bit out of hand and i'm now creating a new language just for the scrolls. I'll keep posting about it.

Designing an immersive sim is so different than designing other games instead of focusing on a single cool mechanic, you make many smaller systems that interact with each other seamlessly.

So, I'm starting a new project... Again. I swear this time I'll finish it or at least make a demo I can update from time to time :D