u/Intrepid-Specific-78

Last time I shared the gameplay of my game on reddit, a WW2 strategy game where the whole war is a kid's doodle. In the comments, someone suggested making the whole game feel like a kid's sketchbook. I loved the idea, so here's the first step: the main menu.

The game opens on a classroom desk. The sketchbook flips open (covered in stickers, of course), the menu is written on the left page, and on the right page the kid's army marches past in a parade, in step with the music. Everything on the pages is drawn in the same pencil style as the battles.

Some details I'm happy with:

• the camera dives in and pulls back in time with the march
• the buttons get scribbled in when you hover over them
• the units in the parade are the real in-game units, just marching instead of fighting

Thanks again to u/BullyPlayed, and to everyone who left feedback last time. I'd love your honest opinion:

• Does it feel like a kid's sketchbook in a classroom?
• Anything that looks off or distracting?
• Does the name "There Is a War in My Sketchbook" fit the game? Would you remember it?

I'm making a WW2 defense game solo. Your HQ is encircled and enemy waves come from every side, with no break between them.

You never click to build: reinforcements arrive on their own and land wherever your cursor is, so the whole game is about where you point.

I am considering on making it as an incremental game, with more unit types. I have a playable link if you guys are interested!

Always wanted to be one of the people keeping Frostpunk's generator alive, with friends. So I made a quick prototype:

• Throw coal into a heat tower by hand to keep everyone warm
• Stay out in the cold too long and you freeze
• A blizzard hits mid-night, 2 min warning to stock up
• 2–4 player co-op in the browser

Very early, lots of placeholders. What would you want to do in a co-op Frostpunk?

https://play.unity.com/en/games/53975aa0-82a2-4214-8cd0-b793593c24aa/heat-tower-sandbox