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Submissions to 20 Second Game Jam 2024

We're warming up for this year's #20SecondGameJam by replaying last year's glorious submissions: itch.io/jam/20-secon...

#indiegame #indiedev #gamedev #gamejam

20 Second Game Jam 2025 A game jam from 2025-11-14 to 2025-12-09 hosted by Akzidenz, Marc & xenobrain. THE LONG JAM FOR SHORT GAMES Make a game that lasts only 20 seconds! Can you create something unforgettable that takes le...

#20SecondGameJam the long jam for short games starts on Nov 14. Can you make an unforgettable game that takes less time to play than it does to tie your shoes?

Ultra-relaxed and beginner friendly. No judges, rankings or prizes, just fun games and a great community

Join now!
itch.io/jam/20-secon...

Pen drawing of Kasane Teto

#重音テト

Bluesky bookmark tab without any bookmarks. Text reads "Nothing saved yet - Go home"

This screen is funny, don't know why

Watercolor painting of Teto

#重音テト

Drawing study of 2 hands

Tried to learn hands.

You shouldn't push yourself to do something you don't want, that just leads to burnout. Just do what you feel like doing.
d===(￣▽￣*)b

Lacie's room in 3D.

Her room.
#PaperLily

Drawing of a woman with a white shirt and blue skirt. The background is a photograph of a forest.

Experiment

A drawing of a person with a guitar, used as a study for drawing.

Study.

happy birthday q(≧▽≦q)

Fly Hard! by Virtual Nomad A Feathered Hero on a Mission!

My Submission to the first @craftpix.bsky.social #Indie Jam with @rheiagaming.bsky.social #CraftpixJam See you on the #Leaderboard! virtual-nomad.itch.io/fly-hard

Susie and Kris from deltarune cross into the game Paper Lily

Lacie and Sai from Paper Lily cross into deltarune

Over on Twitter, a trend started of making crossovers of games with deltarune.

Here are the two I made for deltarune and Paper Lily.

Tierlist for a ton of musical instruments (I clearly have something against wind instruments...)

I'm bored, here's a tierlist for music instruments (also 8-bit synth not mentioned but S-tier)

cute :)

The creature, now with color!
#重音テト #art

Fish enemy from the Kriby series.

Do the Kirby fish :)

so cute!

#DELTARUNE
Decided to replay Ch 2 and got an idea

An artistic depiction of a scene from the game deltarune by Toby Fox.

Idea I just had.
#deltarune

A new Indie Showcase with a focus on Indie JRPGs got announced.

Indie Quest set for May 29th 4PM PT (1 Uhr).

With over 40 exclusive new trailers.

Digital drawing of Hatsune Miku, Kasane Teto and Akita Neru

Trying with a new rendering style (it's currently 4 a.m...)
#HatsuneMiku #Tetokasane

Square character from Just Shapes and Beats with the Among us drip pose.

Jsab drawing idea.

Timelapse:
(BG song: Tetoris)

The creature, now with color!
#重音テト #art

#重音テト #animation
Animation practice ft. fat teto plush

wait thats how bitmaps work? I was mostly referencing the Qoi format when making this.

I know, i think I didn't explain it right, in a normal case this would use 8bit, but Godot only manages 32bit as far as I know. so the final file is larger than it should if I wrote this in something like C.

Code part 1: First we store the image width. We can skip storing the height since it can be calculated in runtime by dividing the pixel count by the width to get the amount of columns. Then we store the flags needed to decode later the image.

Code part 2: Then we loop through all pixels of the image and create a color pallete. We also add the index of the pixel that refers to a color in the color pallete array. After that we add all of the RGBA channels to the data.

Code part 3: After we got the color array and the pixel array we add them to the data. We also have to add the pallete size. (How many colors it contains).

Here is an example of the code working. The test is a 64*64 image from Kenney assets (Input promts)

Here is the code:
Notes:
- It creates a color pallete and each pixel indexes the pallete.
- It uses bitflags to decide the format, store all info. for decoding in a single 16bit int.
- I used godot for faster testing, so all ints are 32bit, but in a lower language you can do 8bit ints.

Code part 1: First we store the image width. We can skip storing the height since it can be calculated in runtime by dividing the pixel count by the width to get the amount of columns. Then we store the flags needed to decode later the image.

Code part 2: Then we loop through all pixels of the image and create a color pallete. We also add the index of the pixel that refers to a color in the color pallete array. After that we add all of the RGBA channels to the data.

Code part 3: After we got the color array and the pixel array we add them to the data. We also have to add the pallete size. (How many colors it contains).

Here is an example of the code working. The test is a 64*64 image from Kenney assets (Input promts)

Here is the code:
Notes:
- It creates a color pallete and each pixel indexes the pallete.
- It uses bitflags to decide the format, store all info. for decoding in a single 16bit int.
- I used godot for faster testing, so all ints are 32bit, but in a lower language you can do 8bit ints.