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A team of heroes face off against a poisonous slime in a retro JRPG-style battle.

Poisonous slime

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I used this scaling shader torcado.com/cleanEdge/

We're going to have a demo in the Steam Next Fest! I'll be posting again once it's available, but I hope you'll be looking forward to it. If you are in a community or are a content creator that plays next fest games, I hope you will consider adding ours to the list!
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Exploring generated dungeons! At the moment it's a simple maze, but eventually there will be lots of decorations and barrels/crates/chests to rummage through

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I'm fine with this always showing up on my timeline, it's some of the best pixel art out there

If they explained how it worked, they'd have to admit it can't actually do anything useful

Don't lose your balance!!!! #memamorkin

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Diablo 2 made Valve $500k in a week, but supposedly they just can't survive without taking a cut of someone who makes <$2k a month

I made a screen for #KoholintRedrawn a while back! Check out all the great pixel art people came up with!

retroredrawn.com/koholint/ind...

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I initially didn't like Last Jedi, but I rewatched it a year or so ago with the other movies and it's top 3 or 4 for me. Better than all the prequels, it's a shame its sandwiched by two awful ones though

The most recent big thing Xbox did was Game Pass, and I greatly dislike the suggestion games should be a subscription service like Netflix

Nibblits. Nibblits everywhere!!!
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Howdy guys,

I wanted to officially introduce Fruitbearer! If you loved playing Fruit Fusion, this is an upgraded, dark version💀

I am working on this with @coghdev.bsky.social. Please go give him some love!😻💖

Lil sneak peek. What do you guys think?

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Whenever these executives are asked how genAI was used, they give very non-descriptive answers, which means they actually have no idea, they're covering up the rampant usage, or they don't use it because it sucks but they have to say they used it

Found a treasure chest? Not so easy!!

I'm glad you liked it! My impression so far has been that Gundam was way ahead of it's time, especially since it's targeted towards children. The writing is really thoughtful, and it's not just robots hitting each other

A pixel art drawing of a knight and his inventory, which includes a sword, some apples, a loaf of bread, and a gold ring.

Dungeon bread 🥖

I couldn't draw a good looking potion in this space, and I like the idea of the characters carrying food more anyway!
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I just got into Gundam last year, and the OG show is very good and holds up (minus some goofiness). It's a bit long at 40+ episodes, but you get the foundational context for everything. If you just want to an easy entry though maybe War in the Pocket

It's cold and snowy back in the hills lately. Just north of Sid's Fork, the townspeople say a strange howling wind comes rattling down off the ridge sometimes. Probably nothing right?

I'll keep saying it till it changes, but if Steam took a smaller cut from low performing devs and gave a little exposure push, it would change so many things. Indie devs might be able to work full time, fund console ports, and greenlight future projects

Not to mention the wide adoption of digital distribution means first party devs collect 100% of the sale (minus taxes)

I try to limit the # of colors and reuse them in fun ways (for example only 1 purple), and I also trend towards more saturated. Some colors you might need more of, like greens. And for a retro feel, sprites should have as few colors as possible

Thanks! That means a lot

As I get older, I want less new consoles. I think we're approaching (or surpassed) a point where stronger hardware doesn't mean much, and I don't know why existing consoles like Switch 1 need to be left behind

A JRPG-style battle scene with a team of 4 adventurers pitted against a reanimated skeleton in a dungeon.

Skeleton
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I want to make an iventory with a visual grid and have items that are 1x1, 1x2, etc., and I'm dreading the programming a bit. Menus are usually tedious to make, I feel

I think a low barrier to entry + high complexity mechanics is basically the dream for game design, I always think to chess as the perfect example (tetris is good too)

A JRPG-style battle scene with a team of 4 adventurers pitted against a reanimated skeleton in a dungeon.

Skeleton
#indiegame #gamedev

Thank you! I was wanting the simplest UI possible, so the only numbers you see during the battle are character health