u/channark

I made a short survey to understand what players like, dislike, and what they would want from a modern 3D platformer.

It takes about 2–3 minutes to complete:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeOTz0NQHPPoB-y4aCdk_yTySj6u8rSEQuxgX7PzaGeuSbh6w/viewform

I'd really appreciate any responses, whether you still play 3D platformers or haven't touched one in years.

Thanks!

I made a short survey to understand what players like, dislike, and what they would want from a modern 3D platformer.

It takes about 2–3 minutes to complete:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeOTz0NQHPPoB-y4aCdk_yTySj6u8rSEQuxgX7PzaGeuSbh6w/viewform

I'd really appreciate any responses, whether you still play 3D platformers or haven't touched one in years.

Thanks!

i am working on a 3D Roguelike Platformer, i wanted a flying mechanic similar to the Astrobot rocket level (from physics overview not the controller), i played with the gravity a bit to achieve the hover when release the thrust

There was a lot of backlash against AI last year, but now using it for programming is very normal.

I want to know if you are using AI-generated art in your games, either directly or as a base for adjustments.
Because the quality of new models is getting very high (like the concept sheet attached), and it’s getting hard to ignore.
https://imgur.com/a/CNkClmJ

Is your opinion on this changing?