Nikki Kalpa

Showing off a Fire build in my game.

My tabletop child... my big sad bovine...

We're in the middle of heavy playtesting, but taking some time to have fun with very strong builds is always nice.

Showing off a Fire build in my game.

Very excited to see more blanksword!

@probskay.com brought so much life into Bray Beast, I'm excited for you all to experience how much the beast can banter.

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Going through and redoing the tutorial for Zenith to match the current state of the game, and I got to include two of my favorite freaky creatures.

I do my best random npc writing at 4am heavily sleep deprived

They Speak From the Abyss: Zenith is so unreasonably funny. Yes, indeed, all that to cast fruity little spells

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Quick and sloppy, but I thought this was still cute enough to show. I want to animate more when I have the time and energy 😌

I started doodling around with grease pencil in blender.

I think mostly I just really hope people like my game when it's out.

Meeting a strange shopkeeper...

Screenshot from the game They Speak From The Abyss: Zenith. A sprite of a demon is standing on a bridge, while modeled angel creature watches from above.

Sightseeing

Organizing a game jam at @hauntedps1.bsky.social
Can't wait! more info on 29th!
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Thank you so much, that means a lot.

That could work yeah! I don't know many examples of that, but it'd give you a lot more room to play with the systems you have.

No I mean like, writing your own code in an engine. I used a lot of an RPG framework while working on Zenith, and kinda relied on that for everything, which was a mistake I feel.

I'm not skilled enough to write my own engine 😵‍💫

But in the end, I think that all of this was ultimately for the best because now I built up a lot more skills as a developer, and feel more capable of tackling larger projects. This game served its proposed as the "make lots of mistakes and learn" project.

Sorry for the very long response 😅

OH! And I'd tell my past self to just do the project with my own code. Frameworks have proven to be frustrating.

Time efficient in ways, but it's also really frustrating when there are bugs that I can't figure out because it's caught up in so many layers of other people's code, it's frustrating.

My advice said through gritted teeth and tightly grasped shoulders would be
"PLEASE do not 'just wing it and see what happens' what will happen is 2 years of scrapped ideas and time spent doing things that will ultimately be cut"
So uhh... I'd have a solid, set plan from the start and stick with it

And I'll make it even NASTIER.

You know, all things considered I'm very happy with my nasty little RPG, I'm already excited to work on the next one.

I haven't shown off a build in combat for a while. So here's a build focused around blood attacks/bleeding.

A bar in the city of Dis.

you should all play more indie games made by 1 to 4 gay people in their bedrooms