David Neudorf | Sometimes Skillful Games 🇨🇦

rip, fair enough lol, Thanks for the reply though 🙂

Ah my bad, wasn't sure how big one needed to be to qualify, cheers.

Hey there, thanks for making this. My game is still in development but I'd love to join!

Hey there, thanks for making this, I'd love to join!

Hey there, Thanks for making this, I'd love to join!

Hey there, I'd love to join, thanks a ton for making this!

Hey there! thanks for making this, I'd love to join! 😄

Hey there! I'd love to be added, thanks for making this, always nice to make local friends in the industry! 😄

Hey there! Thanks for making this, I'd love to join

Hi there! I'd love to join, thanks for making this!

Hey there, thanks for making this, I'd love to join! I don't have a public steam page yet but since you asked for a link here's my website where I talk about development 😅 www.sometimesskillfulgames.com

Hey there, I'd love to be added! Thanks for making this!

Hello Bluesky! I'm David Neudorf, a solo #gamedev working in #godot. I have several #indieGame projects in the works, but here's a teaser of the biggest going on. It's a #roguelike #deckbuilder with a focus on alchemy, and also bad puns.
Curious? Checkout my blog here! sometimesskillfulgames.com

Looks great!

It's also worth noting that your eligibility for things like daily deals on steam is a function of revenue on steam, so sales on other platforms don't bring you closer to that threshold either.

Thanks! Yea I always feel like it's too early to post projects with programmer art (and especially placeholder assets I don't own) but I should really bite the bullet and start putting things out there 😅

Cool that you've made this (saw in HTMAG disc), I wouldn't mind being added. Still new to networking in this space but always happy to make friends in the industry!

looking forward to seeing what you come up with

Hard to say without seeing it, feel like it'd be fairly clear to have a shop grid with headers like "tower A 1/1 or x1" and then that cell greys out once used and changes to a 0/1 or x0, or it's just removed. My instinct is just that cards might have a lot of baggage you don't necessarily want

I guess the question becomes what's the advantage of a deck-like interface you're trying to gain over a more typical shop style (with quantity limits per turn or something if that's something you want) so as to avoid players making incorrect at a glance assumptions

What are the main things you want to gain from the card system and how much agency does the player have in what the deck looks like as the game progresses?

my first thought was more a turn based tactics game from the grid, I wouldn't necessarily assume "deck builder", but it does look tied to a card game in some capacity at first glace though