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Had this idea for a pinball game that's essentially two pinball machines put together, where you score by outlasting the opponent.

This idea looks like it has been explored before, but not nearly as much as I would've expected. I think there are a lot of possibilities with this concept in terms of unique elements & minigames in the play area.

One thing I thought of is a "shot clock" where you have to get the ball over to the other player's side in a certain amount of time or lose a point, to avoid stalling or hogging the ball to complete objectives.

Any ideas or problems you would see with this concept?

Making a new sprite sheet for my character. She has 8-direction movement, so I started with her head, making a head spin.

I'm a couple weeks away from being able to launch the demo for Edicts of the Truthsinger: The Orb of Artemagus and I continue to be really happy that I decided to stick with my engine of choice for making it. I did a writeup about my experience with Dialogic 2 a little while ago and I really do feel like it gave me the perfect balance of flexibility, familiarity, and out of the box functionality.

I very, very briefly thought about trying something like renpy that's really made for visual novel building but I know Godot pretty well at this point and knew I'd have an easier time doing things you don't typically see in a VN with this game if I were working with the engine I knew best. If you're thinking about starting a visual novel project with Godot as your engine I really recommend it!

Land And Sword - Gogot 4.7

I shared it a while ago but never explained how it works, and it's actually much simpler than it looks.

The whole system is based on a shader that uses a completely black texture. Wherever the texture is black, the terrain is rendered as grass. If the pixel value is above 0.6, it blends into the first road texture, and above 0.9, it uses the second texture, creating a more defined path.

Then, every few moments, I run a routine that records the position of every villager and paints the texture at those locations. As villagers keep walking, the roads naturally emerge over time, following the paths they actually use

For wishlist❤️ https://store.steampowered.com/app/4248260/Land_and_Sword/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKaEGdsr2i8

why the ragdoll looks weird and it explodes, btw all the PhysicalBones's joint are set to 6DOFJoint

While I love LimboAI as a behaviour tree, the bugs that happen because of it tend to be baffling. 😅

Started working on a new area for my game and i feel it looks quite unique. The amount of layers in the background reminds me of hollow knight but in pixel art and with more color! If you have any thoughts or feedback, please let me know! I'm very new to pixel art. This game turns traditional 2D mini golf into a fast paced roguelike! Collect powerful items that stack and create crazy builds! If this sounds interesting to you, Wishlist the game on steam, its called Grandpa Golf

ummm what u think guys?? and hope u follow along with me untill i post it.. coz this is my REAL game.. i made some small projects before but not to publish only to learn and try things
BUT THIS TIME I'M SURE!! if u have any ideas or free models i will be really thankfull <3

Model By My Bro

BRILLIANCY!! is a chess-roguelike inspired by Balatro/Gambonanza with its own unique twist. You choose from over 5+ kings that have their own playstyle and the AI in the game adapts to your skill level. The better you are the more skilled the AI is. There are 130+ gambits and items to acquire and unlock to change your playstyle.

Yes there is a web build and you can play it here: BRILLIANCY!! by megaclot

The chess art is not mine and is in the works of being replaced.

Networking is P2P over Steam.
Netcode has been made way easier thanks to Netfox (amazing lib).

It's sooo rewarding to finally have things working.

I’m far from being an expert on the subject, but feel free to ask questions about multiplayer integration in Godot. :)

Engine contributors were cooking like Sanji with this one. It's so easy to tween controls nodes now. I am literally this close 🤏 to trying to make a p5 UI kit.

So I've looked at your advice and saw that there were a lot of suggestions to just fade the opacity, and I tried just that, but it didn't look right, so I decided to go with the particles.

The game now has a name and an itch.io page, it is a fast-paced deathmatch arena shooter and my first multiplayer project.

Would like to hear some more thoughts, questions or advice from y'all!!

(Gifs ate the quality, sorry)