GAME DEV: I Played Your Games. (Again.)
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- Опубліковано 15 лис 2019
- I asked you to send me your indie games if you want some feedback. In this video I check some of them out and take a little dive into their game design. Hope you (fellow game developers) find this useful. :)
Wishlist Will You Snail on Steam: store.steampowered.com/app/11...
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00:17 - Vermin Hunter by Inturn Games
Steam: store.steampowered.com/app/11...
6:21 - CupCakoon by Leonardo Fraga
UA-cam: / @leonardofraga5130
Twitter: / leonardoffraga1
Trailer: • CupCakoon Reveal Tra...
9:16 - Steampunk Abyss by ? (Sorry I put the wrong creator name into the video. Ooops. :D)
UA-cam: / @steampunkabyss6212
17:18 - Singutron by Matfas
Itchio: matfas.itch.io/singutron
Twitter: / mattofast
Instagram: / mattofast
23:01 - Funtime by OneGuy
Steam: store.steampowered.com/app/11...
Trailer: • Video
Twitter: / _oneguygames
31:35 - Castle of Lies by Guntainment
Twitter: / guntainment
Itchio: guntainment.itch.io/
40:13 - Hippoxxus by Little Pixel Games
Twitter: / littlepixelgame
Instagram: / little_pixel_games
49:19 - Quick Q&A (How you can participate in this etc.)
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The farmer into the crops : "Rat! Again ?! I'm gonna get the sniper. "
The XM556 Microgun, perfect for exterminating rats!
Yes, that does happen. Shooting vermin with pellet guns is pretty common. You can find videos on youtube of that happening
I am a farmer, I can testify that this is my exact reaction when I see a rat.
Triple machine gun. Take it or leave it.
TF2 Sniper: *says "OI!"*
Oh man, you just made my day *-* :DDD
Thanks a lot for playing CupCakoon. And I gotta say I felt literal PAIN when you felt close to the end, because every 7th level, is a bigger level (I'll DEFINITELY make it smaller, thanks so much for that, that could ruin everything :O), but you were at the end, and after that is the first boss, and I just wanted to see you fighting him, there's even a little video that I didn't finish, and after that I made a little hack so you can choose whatever level you want in the menu :D
Thanks again, it is just amazing to see someone enjoying a game you made \o/
As a indie developer thank you for making these kind of video, really. And as a UA-camr, as soon as I see I have a minimum reach with my videos, I'll do the same to try to also help other!
lançasse a braba
Well if you make a game, make your own art, not google...
@@etamm1343 with the exception of the chameleon, which I'll create my own, the game is not finished yet, I did the art.
Very cute and fun concept. Keep going!
i really like your simple game idea, and i'm hoping to someday use your game as some inspiration for a minigame for some games i'm working on!
Trying to think of ways to make Vermin Hunter interesting and got the idea of changing the setting to Science Fantasy. You are a farmer colonized on an alien world protecting your farm from alien pests. Gives a cool excuse for enemy verity.
If you decide to sink some money into it to get some extra help, turn it into a semi farm simulator. One part of the game is designing and expanding your farm to harvest the planets interesting wild life. The other part is designing you're defences to make it easier to see, get around, and have extra help from guards that you hire.
The difficulty for the game gets harder as your farm grows. Bigger farm means more management in recourses and defences, and affects the number and size of the enemies that your farm attracts.
wow that's actually a good idea nice
someone NEEDS to do this
SPACE WEASELS
Why is people so obsessed with space? I don't see the difference really
@@alejotassile6441 people don't know much so they can use their imagination and that's the fun
And are not is...
"asset flip" ... I thought he was saying "acid trip" at first
There is no difference from the POV of the consumer
Same i was confused till he opened the asset store
I love this series so much! I´m currently making a game myself and one of my main motivations is that I want to see it in this series :D
Haha. That's awesome. Keep it up. :D
Haha, same for me!
Im learning to make a game and using this series for help when i do make my games :D
Same here!
sameee
"Maybe some enemies who are scared of light"
He says this after walking away from an enemy who is scared of light
these videos seem very helpful, i just finished past the part on Vermin Hunter and the feedback you gave is nice... good channel 👍
I think I should have been more tactful with my feedback on Vermin Hunter. I feel kind of mean now...
Glad you found it useful, though. :)
@@JonasTyroller I feel like you must be strict, you didn't say anything specifically insulting/mean you just looked at it realistically, the asset flip feel of hud really turns me off personally
Okay, Jonas. I've just hit the 4 minute mark, and you asked if you knew farmers who needed to hunt down rats in such a fashion.
The answer is yes, but to be honest, it's not exactly how it's portrayed in this game.
When I was young, my stepfather was an avid big game hunter, and would take rich people out into the wilderness to hunt for antelope and rams in Montana. He would always rent a cabin from a particular rancher who had thousands of acres of land. He had cows and sheep and horses, and so he was always worried about his livestock stepping into a prairie dog hole and breaking a leg.
Therefore, whenever we arrived for hunting season, I would spend every night with the rancher's sons, spotlighting for gophers and porcupine and jackrabbits. The process is simple. Get some guns and booze and a 1000-candle spotlight and ride around with the hillbillies until you see a reflection in the dark. Then, while someone holds the light, the others take turns blasting.
Now, that is not to say that this all happens under cover of darkness. During some rather terrifying years, there were infestations the likes of which you could not imagine. Fields that stretched for miles were pitted and ruined. We would pretend that we were soldiers in No Man's Land, sweltering in the late summer heat, and eventually, waiting wet and cold in the autumn drizzle. We crouched in terrible plywood shelters with rifles at the ready. As soon as a varmint was foolish enough to show his head, it was quickly rendered into a fine pink mist by the rancher, his sons, my stepfather, and yes, even me.
To this day, I am torn by the disgusting silliness of it all, and as a grown man, I do not hunt. Part of me listens to the guffaws and goading of the others. "It's a dumb rodent!"
And yes. They were rodents. They nearly drove the rancher to bankruptcy numerous times, losing crops, livestock, and the respect of his fellows over his inability to handle them. They were the enemy. And they were unstoppable. It's weird, but while I waited, peering through my scope for any sign of movement, I knew that what I was doing was right, but it didn't make it feel any better. If we poisoned them, we wouldn't need to watch them die, but they'd die anyway, death is death.
The worst part was when the drinking got out of hand in the early mornings. We weren't just shooting rats, we were battling for the future of a family's well being, and it caused a sort of uncanny vertigo. They were always attacking, simply by nature of existing and proliferating. But the way we fought back, it was as if we were constantly in fear of reprisal by an equally human force. You didn't walk around, you stayed down. You didn't speak because they were listening. You didn't wear cologne or even antiperspirant because they could smell you. You learned that there's no such thing as silencers, that suppressors are still quite loud, and you learned that timing your shot to match a gust of wind was your best ticket to mastering the art of stealth.
To the creator of this Varmint Shooter game, try and capture that feeling, and you'll have something. To Jonas, we have such sights to show you.
This was an interesting story. Thanks for sharing it. The way you're introspective about past hunting experiences through the lens of an adult in the modern world reminds me of Tovar Cerulli (he wrote a book called "The Mindful Carnivore").
If you eat meat, or really eat anything at all that grows on a farm, then you're involved in the life and death of these creatures. It's an interesting and uncomfortable topic, and most people can now go their whole lives without ever confronting it.
Bro this was a great read you should write a book lmao
The most interesting story I've read in a while! :D
Thanks for the feedback on Steampunk Abyss! Super encouraging that most of it is on my list for the next couple of weeks of polish, especially the story elements/transitions. Also figured out a few things to add to the tutorial to help set the game apart earlier than the first true run. Appreciate the time you took to play, and I will have to get that crashed fixed lol. Thought I had squashed that one.
Awesome. Hope you got something out of my feedback. Good luck with polishing it out. :)
Hi, Is the character inside the robot?
@@labwax So the plan, once we get our story in, is that its controlled remotely. Right now the transitions are rough as I figure out the best way to communicate our narrative elements.
@@steampunkabyss6212 It will be a great game. I like the steampunk theme.
Not sure where you are right now, but that game looks sick, I would totally pay money for it. I have a soft spot for dungeon crawler rogue-likes like that. Also have a soft spot for steampunk aesthetics. Hope you have good luck!
Thanks for the feedback on #Funtime! This is the first time I have actually seen someone play my game. It is very helpful. First of all, yes the game is optimized for game pad and I’m sure that was frustrating. That is definitely something I will work on. The rest of the feedback was great too, and will help me make a better game. Thanks!
you could make the player center locked and that would not mess up mouse control
totodaj Currently, when keyboard and mouse is detected I have the cursor hidden and clamped to the center of the screen. When the mouse moves I just rotate the direction of shooting towards the last movement. I initially had what Jonas recommended in the video but I thought it was more difficult to control. With that said, I prefer a game pad for these types of games so I am probably not the best judge for these things. Given this feedback I plan on implementing both methods of mouse movement. The player will be able to pick what they prefer.
@@oneguygames4810 I really like how the game looks. How are you doing the neon effect. Are you using shaders or is it baked in the sprites? I am making a game in Godot and I am trying to have some cool neon effects lights.
@@labwax Thanks! Almost everything is done with shaders. All UI elements have the effect built into the sprite texture.
@@oneguygames4810 Thanks, I was using baked it neon sprites in my game. I am not soo good in shaders but I will give it a try. Your game looks awesome. I can't wait to try it out. But please try and add mouse support.
Blunt, honest feedback is the best :D
The more and more I watch these videos the faster I want my game to be finished thanks for motivation
Don’t mean to be annoying but take your time in my perspective if you take your time the better the game, good luck
Vermin Hunter is basically:
- What if we made the "Generic RPG Beginner Quest" into "Call of Duty 1"?
This is a great video. This is the kind of feedback indie devs dream of. Intelligent and really well presented. I really liked the section where you theorized about the psychology behind designing a game that uses that 'replay the level to get 3 stars' mechanic.
I like how he judges the games bluntly and criticizes them, but also gives the game credit where credit is due in a way to encourage the makers to improve upon their games.
A good game developer WANTS to know what they did shitty so they can change or improve it.. not 5wking feedback will make a person make bad games
Hey, this was a very nice and zimples video.
Hey. Thanks. :)
Zimple 😂😂
@@noellekkar903 he said zimples as Jonas said zimple in the video
I used to love these types of vids back on your old channel! Cool that youre doing this again.
Lots of good analisys 👍 Not often I watch this long videos, but lots to learn here for any game dev. 💪
Thank you for the video.
Hope that in the next entry my game may be covered.
I hope so as well.
Have to say that the amount of submissions is starting to get quite high...
@@JonasTyroller I understand that hurdle. I better use Gifs next time to catch your eye ^^'
I hope to have one of my projects on this series one day. Great video!
Let's hope so. :)
This is your best series, Jonas, keep up the good work!
Really good video, many things I learned from other developers games :)
Jonas I love your content, you get technical in helpful ways but remain entertaining, also these are long and have a lot of good info, it shows how you love what you do and that you like helping others, amazing.
When seeing that you dropped that goggles, the start is even more disturbing
Very nice video again. So interesting to see the feedback on others games - as you can almost always relate it to your own game.
I'm doing quality settings in my game right now Jonas, so it hopefully don't crash your graphics card next time :P
Haha. Let's hope so.
Recording and playing at the same time is always a bit of an extra challenge for my poor PC... :D
I feel some Vlambeer vibes in the "I want this to blow up" phrase! :D (41:53)
another episode pls,this is motivading and relaxing.
That is literally the way farmers deal with rats.And pigeons here in the uk at least
Yeah, seems like I was wrong on that. My apologies. It seemed really odd to me for some reason... xD
When you live in Texashire
Dang the idea of adding enemies to the line/rectangle game was really smart! I guess with experience you also get a lot better at rapidly creating ideas for making games better because you are really good at it!
I think the guy who did the vermin hunter would make a great horror game ngl
Why don't you have 500,000+ subs? You're easily my favourite indie game dev channel :)
This really is gold. Thanks
Wow, the community needs more of this.
your advice is very very inspirational
hunting rats is funny, not necessarily stupid. you were a bit harsh on the first one even tho your points were somewhat fair. but what i can add to the vermin hunter dev is that you need a community for your games if you don't have a community, you have nothing. start streaming your game dev or share screenshots when you re (say) done finishing a scene or adding a game mechanic. feedback is very important. it guides you and helps you make the right decisions and toss things you don't need (even if you spent a lot of time on them). your game is crap, its obvious but its a learning experience. do it again but this time while you're developing dont forget to share your stuff. get feedback on anything you create/add.
Agreed. I was a bit harsh. Should have been more respectful.
I think if you want to lean into the humorous direction you have to overdo it a bit more. Otherwise you land in a weird spot somewhere in between where people think you are serious. Hunting rats with a flamethrower or a rocket launcher would be a different story entirely... Actually maybe that is the way to save this game... :D
Nice series Jonas, currently I've not really taken game dev that seriously since I have secondary school aside it, and the fact we start studying for GCSEs next year, but now I really got the motivation for making a small minigame or prototype. Do you know where I can put it forwards to be reviewed?
You typed virmin instead of vermin when you looked it up on google trends
Yeah, well spotted. Luckily not a big deal as it is the same result. :D
@@JonasTyroller ok then ¦)
This channel rules so much.
Love your vids! I do have a game but I don't think it will be selected cuz it's crap XD! Looking forward to ur new vids and hopefully I will be in another vid of yours!
7:57 liked the cloudsthat follow you in Mario Galaxy 2
For the very last game you played/reviewed, yeah there are many ways to change up the difficulty for the combat. Here are some of my ideas.
There could be an enemy that kind of stretches it's arms/limbs/whatever they possess to attack and then it retracts back kinda like a boomerang. And a way to dodge that would be to jump.
There could be another enemy that flies around and steadily goes towards the enemy, but runs away after receiving a certain amount of damage, and then comes back a while later.
There could be another creature similar to the one I just mentioned, but instead of steadily moving towards the player, once it reaches a certain distance, it does this dash attack.
There could be an enemy that actually tries to keep a distance from the player, but from time to time summons multiple minions.
There could be an enemy that splits into two smaller parts when it dies (like the minecraft slime).
There could be an enemy that cannot move, but can shoot consecutive projectiles at a time.
There could be this enemy that is similar to the previous one, but shoots 1 projectile, but it bounces around for a while.
And there are literally hundreds more ways an enemy can attack. It would be good if as the game progresses, the enemies increases or becomes harder. There could be certain parts of the set of enemies that show up are different. This will make it more diverse and make it that you create much more strategies.
Also, maybe in certain times of the game, there could be special equipment to help the player. For example, a jet pack would be good for avoiding an enemy that dashes towards you or something. There could be equipment which gives special enhancements to the gun for a while, such as one that gives chance to freeze enemies or something. A slow motion bomb might be very cool and useful when stuck in an awful situation. Or there could even be this potion, when thrown, it creates a splash effect where the surrounding enemies starts to attack other enemies for certain period of time.
I know, literally everyone can come up with these idea, but I guess I just wanted to share. But anyways, I feel like that game might actually be really fun to play if all these things are added.
Thank you very much for your ideas I took a screenshot of these and will probably make these enemies!!!
@@rohanpatel2608 No problem, happy I could help you. Best of luck with your game/games.
Wow. Nice list! That's useful input for sure.
Thank you!!!
@@rohanpatel2608 will you release the game in the future? Because it really caught my eye and i would definitely buy it
Let zeeeeeeeeeeee keep it zzzzzimple
OMG,I LOVE THIS CHANNEL
Jonas: hunting simulator
Steam: CoSmOtEeR
Huntin down ships
There are places where the pests, it can be rats or birds, etc, are dealt with shooting. Most of the times air pressurized rifles tho
How did you make music as good as the music in your
Will you Snail game?
Did you need expensive tools, audio samples or soundfonts for it?
The only software I used for the music was Cubase.
Experience and practice is worth far more that expensive tools.
Just have a look at the Andrew Huang "I made music with ... " videos.
You can make music with apples or lego bricks if you know how. :D
This is so great! I hope you can play the game I'm working on someday!! (Not a huge project, but a fun learning endeavor~)
25:50 do you know how they did that ground, That is a tonne of squares did they use seperate meshes? Because thats terrible performance, I'm really curious
Rendering that amount of squares is actually no problem at all if you make sure they are batched together into one or two draw calls. The bigger issue for those squares is probably collision checking but there are some ways to optimize that like just having a two dimensional array where objects can check which grid cell they're currently in.
I have separate meshes but they are all batched together. As Jonas mentioned the collision checking is the biggest performance hit. I’ll probably have to optimize more once I start targeting lower end hardware
@@JonasTyroller I had to optimize my mobile game and ended up having to create a voxel chunk system to do a similar thing for my ground, I was hitting 400-500 batches and that is really bad for mobile, was using a tonne of battery, heating phone up and dropping FPS in middle tier phone. I guess these aren't as big of worries on pc
Looking back at yours I suppose they are just quads maybe you can get away with it
When is the next playing your games? Even if my game doesn’t get picked in them i still enjoy watching you play the games. Also i would understand it if it’s because you’re working on: Will you snail. Or if it's because you just don't have the time to edit a video like that.
I think i finally understand the square game after watching this video a few times over the year.
The way it seems to work is that you constantly gain resources. you CAN place a box anywhere but your multiplier will go down if you spend more then you have, so the idea would be is to make more small boxes that grow your resources faster so you can make even bigger boxes
Where it fails is either having to "fail state" or no way to prevent you from spamming boxes regardless of size and then making a huge one with huge resources and getting a big score (and then jonas covered everything else good and bad about it)
Funtime have a real entertaining and chaotic trailer... suits it very very well, hhahaha
i liked the intro and ich like dich :D
32:10 the trick to the punch animations, is that you want the "start animation up until the contact/hit" to be minimal frames, then you can focus all the animation/frames on the "recover". That way you can hit fast, while still having lots of animation.
I like the last game :) atmospheric
Bad game design: you never someone hunting rats with a gun
Good game design: you never see a cupcake jumping on clouds
This is probably two years to late, but I think vermin hunter could be improved just by making the rats giant and calling it Giant Vermin Hunter. Then you know why you're shooting them instead of building traps, and it's a unique experience you won't get in real life.
For a completely different game. Make it like a puzzle game or something where you do have to build traps. Like a puzzle/rune-Goldberg mousetrap game
When are you going to do another one of these, they are amazing
I don't think that's what an asset flip is. It's not just that all assets are taken from the store (or somewhere else). It's getting a completed game or game template and just changing (flipping) the assets. As in all you did was replace the existing assets with other assets. If you made the systems yourself or even just put them together or changed them substantially, that doesn't count as an asset flip even if all other assets such as models, music, icons, etc were taken from the store.
I just believe that if you make a good experience it doesn't matter how many assets ypu use. I don't think anyone says that getting over it is an asset flip as an insult
@@anakay1184 That's just it. GOI is NOT an asset flip even if he used someone else's asset for everything because everything else is Bennet Foddy's. He didn't take an existing game and just replace the assets of those then release it as his own which I think is what a real asset flip truly is.
@@anakay1184 I agree. I should have communicated that more clearly in the video. You can 100% use other assets if you do it well - which by the way Vermin Hunter absolutely seems to do it well.
My point was that the UI of Vermin Hunter mentally makes me put it into the asset flip category (whether it is one or not). On the Steam page of Getting Over It that's not the case. You are right that HOW you made something doesn't matter for your sales but perception does.
Hope that clarified my position. If it helps you save some time I 100% encourage using assets from the asset store. Nothing wrong with that. :)
For Hippoxxus, the camera should tween to the midpoint (or 2/3 point) between the mouse and the character. This would fix the problem Jonas pointed out about not seeing where you're going more so than having exceptions per level, it's a lot easier, and makes the game much juicier and feel nicer.
Thanks for your feedback man!!
Unfortunately I had to discard the free aim in the game so i went with the 6 direction aim, and also for the camera i have set it in a way that the protagonist will always be in the center when going through vertical rooms!!
@@rohanpatel2608 Gotcha, that sounds good for that change! I totally understand having to swap to six-directional.
I wish you luck in your continued development!
@@GunnarClovis Thank You!!!
Good stuff, fun to see stuff from the #show-off-your-stuff channel on the discord :) Some of the advice might be hard to hear; the first one, where you basically said: the game you created only fits a very narrow audience (mainly the developer himself) can be tough, but it's good to say. Especially when you quit your job and have to rely on your game for income, it can't be just about what you would like to see; it's also a business and you have to make sure you can sustain yourself with the project you created. Doing some sort of market testing (ask people: would you be interested in this game? Would you pay for this game? How much would you pay for this game? Can I notify you when the game is released?, etc.) to get an idea if the thing you are about to create, will work at all, is very important if you are trying to turn this into a business.
I think that the vermin hunter should be some horror game with zombies or something in the night ,the quality at night is highly superior ,and a game like that i should probably buy it
Types hunting simulator, dayz comes up lmao
Islanders has been doing very well since launch! I checked Steamspy.com and it told me that you've sold 200 000 - 500 000 copies! That would be almost a million to over a million dollars! (excluding Steam intake, taxes etc.) So I hope that with the money you'll be able to create other AMAZING video games for us!! I can't wait for Will You Snail to be fully released!! Keep the good work up dude!
I'll probably enter next time
"plays sandbox mode in singutron"
"this feels way too easy and abusable"
Smh
it was endless not sandbox
Hooked on a feeling......
I'm a sucker for dungeon grindy type games.. So that castle of lies game looks like it could be really fun for me if they polished it up and made combat more interesting.
I love this channel 🙏❤❤ 😂😂
Thanks for watching. :)
That was the best hi I ever heard
I dont make games but I think your Feedback makes sense and helps devs much.👍
Honestly, I think Vermin Hunter is an interesting base and could be taken and made into something rather cool.
It reminds me of Scott Cawthon's early games where he tried to make them cute and friendly, teaching Bible stories, fairy tales, and nursery rhymes, etc. to kids, but he got a lot of flack as his models and animations looked very creepy and not cute and friendly. He was told they looked like "creepy animatronics", so he took that feedback and pivoted, making Five Nights at Freddy's, and the rest is history.
I think Vermin Hunter could be used to make a new horror game. Honestly the graphics look rather good and interesting, except the HUD/UI which is really really bad but that can be fixed. I think pivoting like Scott Cawthon, rethinking the design in a new game, making an interesting horror game could be a viable path for that developer. Try to be interesting and innovative with that design, subvert our expectations. The game needs a hook to draw people in to start playing it. As it stands, Vermin Hunter does not really have a hook, does not look attractive or like anything I'd want to play, but I think it could be retooled into something rather cool.
omg why did the music when he played castle of lies sound so familiar
Thank you Jonas for playing Hippoxxus 40:13 really appreciate all the feedback!!
Also what if i remove the free aim and make it a standard 6 direction shooting!?
The 6 direction shooting would push the game into a more casual direction and probably make it a bit more accessible to a wider audience. It would also make it easier to port the game to other platforms.
I personally still like the free aim better because it gives me more freedom and doesn't break my immersion as much. A metroidvania like game that is seemingly very focused on exploration and figuring stuff out yourself might not be a great fit for casual players anyway.
So that one depends on your vision and target audience really.
@@JonasTyroller Alright!! Thanks again for your feedback!!!
@@rohanpatel2608 i can see myselfe buying this game on steam. If you are able to implement this environment based combat Jonas talks about (conveyor belts, slimefloars (from dead snails?), shield-walls, things that explode when destroyed etc. ). the artstile is already outstanding, looks very professional.
And what about an enemy that is charging at you and he is very tanky in front, but his back is super vulnerable and its not to challenging to dodge the attack.
A grapling-hook or something simular would help to achieve that so you have an other reason to change your weapon/equipment.
but what ever you decide do don't turn it into a bullethell game...
@@jopo3616 Thank you very much for your feedback!!! I am gonna gonna try it and see if it fits.
And yeah I am not a fan of bullet hell games i am more on the exploration and storytelling here 🙂
Rohan Patel I think the game looks awesome. Maybe in later levels you could completely change the look of the backgrounds, like you're moving to different ships or different parts of the same ship. There aren't enough new metroidvanias, so I am excited for this!
Vermin hunter may have failed at the game but succeeded as a meme
An asset flip is not just using assets off the store in your game, that's just using assets the way they are supposed to be used, an "asset flip" is if you took a custom scene that someone else made and just put it in your game without modification.
Also players on steam usually don't care if it is an asset flip anyways, they just care if it's a good game.
May I ask an unrelated question?:
How do i make my update extremely fast? I need my update to be almost instant, because my game is fast paced with very fast speed.
The more FPS you have, the faster is the Update method
is 60 per second not fast enough?
Grant Luper This question is old. 60 per second at the time was not fast enough for me because I had an object that had to trigger a box collider while moving insanely fast. I don’t use this mechanic anymore so it’s good.
Idea for #FunTime Game:
You can make a shop where you can purchase better ships with the stars that you collect from the levels.
Hopefully i'll finish my project in the near future to a degree i'm content with and i can ask you to tell me if it's actually garbo... If i remember to submit it.
The first game actually just seems llike a little confused with it's goals. It would make a very nice horror game. The look of the environment, the scenery. It all says jumpscare. I get hundrets of ideas for a really apealing horror game with this look. Searching and hunting for some strange creature or something like that. With that in mind walking through this cornfield actually would be awesomely scary and immersing!
When looking at a game, good looking UI and graphics, can make or break a game.
Vermin Hunters major contrast really made it looks eh. Glad the dev took the advice
Also valve does reccomend having screenshots without UI
Somebody has already mentioned it, but it is kinda the same with me. I and my father used to shoot rats, too. HE said it is better because the land is not too big to do that, while if we use poison, the rats won't die immediately (they suffer more), and there is a danger that their bodies will be eaten by other animals. Still, the video is on the spot and full of good advice! :)
me: spams pressing 0 to listen to that outstanding noise.
I'll try to make my game better. Maybe I should convert my mobile game to PC game. Love the video. :)
Where do we send in games?
jonas: “i really don’t think that that’s how you deal with rats”
ratatouille lady: “bonjour”
10:45 that person never watched a Brackeys tutorial. that's for sure.
About the question asked in the first game:
ua-cam.com/video/lxFSntCJdiI/v-deo.html
Vermin Hunter has potential. But it needs a cartoony art style, and you should be using ninja stars, landmines, and other ridiculous things to take out those suckers.
Wieder Mal schön auf 10min gestreckt xD
Ist er deutscher oder wieso schreibst du in Deutsch?
@@jona7164 Ja ich glaube schon (Akzent) und er hat auch Mal in nem Video irgendetwas über ne deutsche Uni gesagt wo er ein Projekt gemacht hat oder so ähnlich
“I don’t think that is the way they deal with rats...”
On a farm, a 22. is a very useful tool in some cases. I use it for gophers mostly because they are harmful for horses (the horse can break its leg from a gopher hole and get put down) in that case, it is the easiest way to rid a field of gophers. And it’s target practice. I am not condoning randomly killing beautiful animals here in any way btw. It isn’t that much of a stretch to sit in a chair and shoot rodents on the property. HOWEVER, what the game Vermin Hunter makes up for in a realistic situation (sort of) it fails at making something that will catch anybody’s attention long enough to consider buying...
I feel like I should submit one of my game jam games just to get roasted for my poor design choices
Best movie
How many emails do you get each time you want to make one of these videos? I want to know so that I know how likely it would be for you to see my email next time you make one of these videos.
Jonas i want to start game development but i dont have a original idea yet
so my question is how do game devs get ideas?
Let me know if this helps: ua-cam.com/video/y2IAjXl5xRU/v-deo.html :)
5:50 "Nobody's searching for virmin hunter"
Yea, because you misspelled it.
not sure thats the reason..
Btw, when you're brutally honest, it sounds less cold, when you're to the point.
Still working on something but still not feel its close to testing
Also nice 50 min vid
38:00 in unity just nomilize it
and multiply it with your target speed and Time.deltaTime. :P
I expect people to use delta if they have used unity for 5 seconds
/s/s
Quick tip for that guy who made the rat fame he should add mutant rats