I'm working on a twin stick shooter where you pilot a mech and kill evil robots. I've spent the last day blocking out a level for my game and trying to make things look pretty. I've made a timelapse of it here:
This is my first ever game jam! My Game ''Team survival '' is not ready for the public because its in its early prototype stages of development, but the game is playable and console controls are in testing to. The game is a Survival building game where you collect resources like wood, metal and bricks and you have to fend of aliens that took over the earth! Multiplayer is a feature that will play a big part in the game.
If you like this kind of challenge, Pico8 seems interesting (it use Lua language, and they have special offer for schools, that could interest your school for the price) https://www.lexaloffle.com/pico-8.php?page=schools and to try some little pico 8 games https://www.lexaloffle.com/pico-8.php . one last questions did you use GB studio? And is it easy to learn?
I'm almost done with my dice-rolling perfume game! It features a local multiplayer mode (2 players) as well as a single player mode. It's about buying different scents (with your dice) so you can make perfumes. At the end of each round there's a random event that you can choose to do (which impacts gameplay for the next rounds).
This was made in pico 8, a great tool for game jams as it forces to keep your scope small and simple :)
Hi, everyone! This is my first game jam and my first game i ever made. I've started learning Unity and creating this clicker about 2 months ago but take very long breaks. I've found this game jam and decide that it's good incentive to "finish" the game. Despite the simplicity of my game it's kinda fun to play (at least i enjoy it). Hope someone will play it and enjoy too :).
Hey, I'm making my first game (yay), lol. So I think this game jam is great! :D This has been good motivation so far. Since there's only three days left and eight more levels to go, I doubt I'd make it but maybe I can make a late submission? :o
Well, this is what the game is called, haha. I plan to make it a web game (if it works anyway, hopefully it does it's not a big game) and you can optionally download it (if the web game is laggy or so or if you just want to). :) It's a simple color platformer where the player has a color which can be changed by orbs (the ones shown) and you can go through the same-colored tile (reasoning behind this was like a key to a door) and stand on it if you're a different color. It doesn't only apply to tiles, though, it also applies to hazards which will kill you if you're a different color. Then there are teleporters and switches which you need to be the same color as to use. There are a few slightly-difficult levels and some puzzle levels.
A lot of these games are great, though! :D Hopefully we can finish our games by the end of the month!
