Відео

You need a better microphone for sure and/or work on your accent/pronounciation. Uncomfortable to listen to. Sorry.

Since you had to develop a new font anyway, you should have made glyphs that represent what they are in the game. Would have been an interesting touch, though I guess it would have been a lot more effort.

Suggestion: Buy(or emulate) a C64, write the same game in basic and use just some kilobyte. Should be very easy. Done things like this with 12 ;P

I find your use of magic strings disturbing. Imagine if you need to change one of the tile letters. How many if statements with magic strings would you need to fix??? lol

Damn, putting stuff on the ground was smart! saves a whole crafting menu <3

Atari are quaking in their boots rn

very interesting challenge for a devlog; love this!

the inventory numbers are extremely unsightreadable they should definitely be vertical instead of horizontal because then it wouldn't push the values next to it

i am so hyped for when this comes out

One of the most unique game devlogs.

Add more contrast to the game, making the grass and other static objects slightly darker than objects that are more important, like enemies, or other moving things. Making it easier to look and interpret things. (The caves already have a good contrast in my opinion)

hey dude nice idea, is the rule for the series to limit game's source or build to be less than a megabyte?

sugestion: you can have an inventory and place seeds that turns to trees etc. it would be really good. I am making an server on a raspberry pi zero 2 W thats running minecraft, I like the concept and if you can host it in servers and like, have smaller servers that hosts the game (the small servers player cap can be 2 16 or 32 but I suggest you to use 8 since its fun. its lightweight and it is really interesting)

Strike the earth!

Maintainability tip: use variable constants for colors and such. If you need to change them, this way you will only need to change a single value instead of using Find and replace each time. This reduces the opportunities for copypaste bugs to happen, and I know those happen the most of the times Also, I like that you describe each bug, it's extremely handy for beginner devs, since otherwise they need to figure out all of this by themselves

make terrain with heights and water that can flow down hills

Can't wait to come back next year and find out you made Dwarf Fortress2

Around 3:33, you're making it way too complex. It's just + or - world_row. The current formula is basically "world_row + offset - offset" which is equivalent to just world_row. Not sure if you've fixed this by now since this is an earlier video but it immediately jumped out to me.

Igloos and at times snow would be tranquil and nice for the idea. 이글루와 때때로 눈은 고요하고 아이디어에 좋습니다.

1:27 I thought there was a secret message in the strickthrough text (mine brayetet...) ?

- Store each "chunk" of the world before entering a new one, that way, the game doesnt regenerate the chunk you were in a moment ago - Use a minify program to make your Javascript files smaller, so that you can add more things while still staying in the 1MB range. - Create save/load functionality. For loading, you could make like a box where you can input a sort of code which represents a certain world state. For saving, you could make a button which either copies the code which represents the world state to your clipboard or display it.

You should add things like: sleeping, settings (like map size), and (because why not) credits!

Having things made with the overworld instead of an actual UI is such a kool feature for a game like this also suggestion: maybe have the quantity amount be numbers starting below the item and if above 9 have the value continue below it, so for 123 items, you'd have 1, then 2 below that, and 3 below that.

Is it possible to make some sort of procedural generation where biomes blend together smoothly?

Nice

Yooo, looks insane! Def i will buy if it's on steam

Bro please activate windows its like 5 bucks😭

really cool crafting mechanic! How about adding a little chair and table set?

here before the game reaches 100KB

I love this concept of simplistic sandbox! It inspired me to make a similar concept for a small game

Please add cities / towns to your game where you could seek shelter, trade rarities, build allegiances, etc.

You could add a "defaultTile" variable that is set each time a biome is loaded so you can't summon grass each time a tile is emptied. Seems a bit jarring. Unrelatedly: I respect actually pasting the code for each item (makes them very readable), but I think it may be way more B theoretically used up by text. On the other hand, text compression should be doing something, and a refactor would be very boring.

You know you can make better games using Unity.. right?? Its much simpler and faster

In a world where games are 100gbs plus, it’s nice seeing something that could run on a console from the 80s

Man, that’s super cool! Definitely gonna follow this game.

you should add lava lakes that spawn in the cave biome that turn wood and flammable things into more lava! great game by the way😀

Aww its in JS. I was hoping the game was made in C/C++ with a sub 1MB executable. Then it could've been a cool idea to get it running on a 386 or similarly old system with usually <4MB of RAM.

This one is complicated, but make the camera centered on the player.

I think Undecipherable suggestion No.1 actually means 2 features: 1. Natural weathering: Wood becomes rotten, rocks chip off and copper becomes verdigris. 2. The result of these processes is collectable as loot: Mushrooms (possibly poisonous) and worms can be collected from wood, loosened rock can be picked up and verdigris is a pigment.

if you have custom font then instead of 'G' just draw grass instead of 't' draw tree etc.

Make the max stack of items be 9, so that there's no overflow in the inventory lines. It would get confusing if you had 9999 wood, and had to guess that the following 0 is related to rocks above one of the 9s belonging to wood. There's many suggestions I thought of, but they're adding complexity where it doesn't need to be. I think the inventory limitation is quite fitting with the idea though. Alternatively, add a third line to count the amount of stacks of 9 you have and the max limit goes up to 81 per slot.

Make crystalized cave

I can elaborate on my idea, or simplify it. Simpler: make it so nothing is ever destroyed or created from nothing Elaborate: when something is created, like a tree that can be smashed into wood, the floor should be partially drained of the ressources needed by the trees to make that wood. After over-farming an area, these spots should be somewhat barren. By dropping dead enemies, wood scraps and so on, or letting things rot nearby, soil should be replenished. The most basic requirement for this kind of system, would be to keep track of all elements inside the game world, in some way. Not to follow them around, but to ensure that all changes are tracked in a way that makes sure there is no spot, aside from exploration, which may generate new map tiles, where any matter is created, nor destroyed by "despawning" the remnants of any actions or events, like fire or combat. When you chop a tree into a log, saw that log into planks and build a hut, then a campfire, all of the parts of that tree should still exist, in the form of sawdust, splinters, CO2, soot, planks and so on and so forth. Naturally, at a point this becomes computationally... problematic, but the idea is, that instead of merely "despawning", whatever small elements like sawdust or splinters or rotten logs or stumps will "rot" into map values, that either distribute according to where they should have been created, or mapwide random dropping of nutrients that can grow into more trees or other plants.

remake Minecraft under 1 megabyte

I don't know if its possible but can it be possible to make the green more transparent ? i never tested your game and its first time watching ! it seems a very cool game but the first thing i noticed was i couldn't find the "P" player o.o Was kinda wondering "wtf ?" But then realise the green was masking the player ... The puddle is amazing (i think its water right? and also fish?) Making the fish for example other shade of blue or maybe yellow as a living creature but non agressive for example

Step 5: 🎙️ improvement next time

Add red berry bushes, that give you food every now and then. adding this also means hunger would need to exist, but im sure its going to be fine for you

i have two suggestions! you could add an arid wasteland - it would look similar to the original biome, but with sand like the desert where the grass normally is and dirt where the rivers and ponds would be. you could also add more animal diversity - from what i understand, there is only one animal (the wolf) and there could probably be more.

audio quality needs to be improved a LOT. other than that, good video