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What do you thing of our lighting, what could we improve?

#screenshotsaturday #gamedev

We aim overall for a diorama aesthetics with relatively unsaturated colors. These are our current spring and autumn, the ends of the blue - red spectrum.

How could we make the lighting better?

I'm interested!

Really nice! Keep up the great work!

Captivating!

Beautiful!

I have an almost constant secondary camera in one of my games and experimenting with the setup has been fascinating!

Love how you implement it in your UI seamlessly.

How is your optimisation?

Looks great! The flat should be a little less flat, maybe.

It Takes a Tribe on Steam ITAT is a single-player strategy set in a harsh and mythical world before cities and civilization. Lead a tribe of hunter-gatherers to fulfil their destiny. Survive, explore, craft, perform rituals, d...

We are developing It Takes a Tribe. A singleplayer turn-based strategy that simulates a complex prehistoric ecosystem and human place in it.

Lead a tribe of hunter gatherers in amythical world as they develop art, culture and a unique identity.

#gamedev

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Love the juiciness!

Like an Ent baby. Please give it eyes and animate it like an Ent baby!

Popiti means "To drink" in Croatian. So cheers, I guess!

I like the "Everything is terrible" phase. Then you hit, and hit, and hit until it's a bit less terrible. And you feel good for the progress, and the hitting.

What wonders could be hiding here?

We have reworked how exploration works: objects of interest are hidden unless you come close and explore.

#gamedev #screenshotsaturday #procgen

Wishlist or join our discord to support our project!

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I don't think capacity works like this.

224/50

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Have a good evening!

Really nice, the cozy feeling is unmistakable! Love the palette.

This hits home on so many levels! Keep up the excellent work.

Have to say, viscosity is one of my favourite English words.

Is it transparent for things behind it, or fully opaque?

That's how I deal with stress. Sideproject to the side of the main sideproject.

Cheers for hosting #TurnBasedThursday!

Some screenshots from our prehistoric culture building strategy game. Lead a tribe of nomads as they hunt and gather their way out of primordial darkness on route to their destiny.

#gamedev #procgen

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How do you combine procgen and puzzling? I have toyed with some prototypes, but I found it impossibly hard to balance things to produce interesting puzzles.

I would ditch the outline on all things that are not hard surfaces like rocks or trunks. It detracts from the beauty of the scene. Especially on something like shooting stars and their trails.

Love the look besides that!

My five-year old made a number 42 out of clay yesterday. I was impressed he was familiar with the meaning of life, universe and everything at such a young age.

Then he said: "So after your next birthday, we just change 2 into 3".

Is oldssapointed a word?

Ubisoft HQ

Ubisoft unions call for four-day strike: "It is time for management to understand that they cannot do whatever they want"
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Didn't actually know that, will try it out, cheers!

Well both, but "pick up" is a term popularised by these old lucasart games. Which obviously has a different meaning in the adult world of dating.

Monkey Island 2. Originally from 1991, this is a special edition with updated graphics and voice acting, from 2010.

Replaying some classics with my kids. Some things are... different, with a grown-up perspective.

#pcgames #adultdisillusionment

Spineful!

This 67,800-year-old hand stencil is the world's oldest human-made art The world's oldest art has an unintentional story to tell about human exploration.

The oldest confirmed hand stencil found in Indonesia. The date is mind blowing! The symbolic revolution that brought about the development of art, conventionally date to about 50K years ago will have to be pushed back in the darkness of prehistory.

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