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Amazing dude, definitely gonna check this out.

I'm new to game dev, 1 year in, but i am starting to try some starter projects, do people actually play small small games like this with only a few mechanics? Like, is 100 sales for $3 each possible with a small game? I can make all my own assets, but idk if people actually download small games. Just $300 would be worth it in my case, borderline homeless.

don't love these happy accidents in game dev?

Awesome job! You did a lot for 16hs. Also, you prioritized perfectly the basic features for an mvp. Great job. Quick tip for video editing: try to normalize the audio for your narration, because at some points your voice got overshadowed by the background music

12:00 this transition has burned my eyes

Super nice :)

Hi, thanks for the video. Do you mind providing a little bit of information about your laptop specs? Like the name, cpu model, or amount of ram?

What OS is that? Fedora? or Mint? I am also curious about how you use Obsidian in your daily-life and integrate it into the workflow.

Love the game, it looks really interesting and its got a good base for becoming something even better!

I don't want it to sound harsh, just trying to suggest ways to improve. The cohesion of art direction is non existent. Extremely simple and sharp-looking trees to rounded cartoony character and buildings to realistic terrain and ground texture. In my opinion the look would turn out much better if you had used those hex tiles for terrain, and that's just the one example of approaching it. Generally if you use asset packs try extracting as much from one pack so style doesn't change between assets. Hope that helps

hi godot not bad im use godot before create all object aseprite my game I was thinking about my own game, but I'd rather make it smaller

What is your browser?

Great video and love the vibe (of the game and video haha) Could you possibly do a deeper dive into how you made the animations and animation tree? I've been struggling with that myself for a little while now trying to transition from 2D to 3D

UA-cam did its thing and recommended me this on my fyp Also a software developer thats now going into hobbiest game dev - subbing to watch your journey and would love to work on something with you one day 😁

This was such an insightful video. I tried Godot but learning code was a little to hard for me and Gdevelop 5, No-Code Engine - which is updated constantly. I’ve been trying to improve my knowledege and the logic of events, also learning some pixel art. I have more respect solo indie developers working on their first game(s) and mine is called Starborne Whispers. Great video!

Maybe a silly question... what was that program you used for your todo lists? Is that built into Godot, or something seperate?

Hey man this is a really nice video but i got some feed back the music is a lil loud it overshadows your voice. Keep going your channel is very underrated ik you will one day find success

cool; it is nice to see what people can make with assets and plugins from the community, and a little (16 hours) of work! Lumber Jack;

Slick!

Technically yeah, you did cheat, if you worked on the game outside of the window given for the game jam. As you identified, the headspace and level of commitment is different when you have to manage your time in such a short period rather than a longer time with similar working hours but time for proper breaks, reflection, etc. I don't think it's that important as this was a cosy jam with no ratings and you were honest about it, and you actually came up with a game in the end under vaguely comparable restraints anyway. I wonder what you actually could do if restrained to just 6 hours though? I used to do a lot more game jams like this when I was younger and had different demands on my time, but maybe the solution would be to adjust scope and see what could be done in a really short period? I recall doing jams that were as short as 100 minutes long, and it's a real sprint to build anything at all in that time frame.

Personally I really prefer the more long form videos, you get to go into so much more detail and cover more aspects of the journey

Wow man you are super underrated, nice video! keep it up!

noice

Has been some months since I attempt to make a Godot game (because I'm having fun building GUI with Godot) This video really helps me remember the struggles (coff coff... navigation), thank you for the video! Are you ready for piratesoftware 2025 jam?

Looks like a good game, but I don’t see how it’s a “megaman-like”

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Feest Union

I'm working on a game and I want to pull your coat apart to learn about it, thank you for making this video

Rippin Glen

Zieme Ways

Someone can help me? where is the "state machine" code

is this still possible when im using animated sprite ? instead of an animation player?

Do you teach us about this physics in your game some day?

As someone who refused to do player state machine and instead operates on shitton of boolean variables addapting knowledge from this tutorial to my project will be complicated

Hey! Great tutorial! I have problems with the "export (NodePath)..." being <Unexpected "Identifier" in class body> I simply can't found were in did you explained it, in 6:23 simply appers. anyone can Help me? Thank you so much!

Can you share you tilemap bitlogic dig code? I have been making something like this and struggling with getting it to be exact in the directional area between the player position and tilemap position and i keep getting strange results? Anyway to expose what your doing here for digging specifically?

Hi there, thanks for the video. Did you use LDtk for this game? Or the new Tilemap functionality in Godot 4 makes not needing it?

2 second and the player can't walk and jump and idle and stop the animation

That emotional rollercoaster at the 5min mark 😂

gotta try that out

could've been a game about an obnoxius lgbt activist with dyslexia

Tutorial plz

Can i ask you. Is that video for people who is beginner cus i didn't get nothing from this one.

Is it possible to see your source code to this game? Currently I am also working on a project myself but having some hard time with code, and i cant really find what im looking for on the net easily, maybe you can let me learn off of your code?

thanks

Hey people of the past, it is now 2023 and I'm taking place in metroidvania month 22 :), 2023 isnt really much better than 2022 tbf, but wish me luck.

I know I'm a little late to the game here, but how did you manage to setup the destructible tiles? Are you using a tilemap or individual scenes(tiles) organized in a grid?

HI，Why doesn't state_machine(state.gd) and state(StateMachine.gd) create a circular dependency, and how efficient is it to do so?

Hi, based on the code in the video it looks like when the character is in the air but is also in the attack state, the character won't change it's state to the air state but waits the animation until it's finished and the state will change to the idle state and eventually to the air state. Am i right? (Sorry for my bad english) Thank you