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Yup! That’s how i made the shader in the first place, but i cant find a way to store a copy of the previous frame (or .01s ago) directly inside the shader?

From what ive searched at least, if anyone can figure it out id love to donit completely in shader

did this really hacky effect to do some simple crt ghosting! it saw this in new game The Drifter and got really inspired

Idk whether it's expensive, cus im storing a screenshot of the game every .01 seconds and plugging that into the shader, but it looks awesome #gamedev #godot #indiedev

#screenshotsaturday ! My game had to be story first, or at least in development at the same time as the game, cus the game needed content for the gameplay to be actually engaging.

Such a unique problem in detective games; without the mystery, what are players suppose to solve?

#gamedev #indiedev

Hello again! Here's another short about my game. A lot of it is to do with text based gameplay and how to keep the players engaged. I hope shorts are cool here? I i really like shorts as a format more than just text. Says a lot about my game lol

#godot #indiedev #gamedev #puzzle

#screenshotsaturday!!

#godot #detective #puzzle #indiedev #gamdev

Here's another short about my game #lostwiki ! It's a #detective game with a lot of reading, so I had to add a lot more puzzles than just words. #indiedev #gamedev #godot #game

Been very silent here, but I wanna show you a new game I'm working on in #godot ! It's a #detective game inspired by wikipedia, if you're interested, give it a wishlist!

store.steampowered.com/app/4018950/...

Ill post more soon! #gamedev #indiedev #puzzle

hello everyone! been a little silent here but i thought id share my new game project!

it's going to be a detective mystery where you use an old os system to unravel a small-town mystery. here's a first pass of the design!

#gamedev #indiedev #godot

YouTube video by つねこ / catlover_mimi 【Doormat】神秘的な世界を冒険するトップダウンメトロイドヴァニア【playthrough】

watched a playthrough of Doormat from tsuneko (just a streamer that commented on the game's page) and it was so fun to watch someone figure out the puzzles and have fun with the game!

www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zc7s...

It’s up again now!

Guys im so shocked at how many people played my game… like it’s just a fun little project in godot? Im beyond shocked… thank you so much :)

#gamedev #indiedev

thank you! i can finally put it to rest :)

#screenshotsaturday ! I actually finally finished my game Doormat! It's out now on itch if anyone wants to give it a go! It's my first time in godot and I had an amazing time working in the engine :)

yattytheman.itch.io/doormat

Here's the trailer :)

#puzzle #gamedev #indiedev #pixelart #godot

#screenshotsaturday!! almost finished with my game, and im still discovering gamebreaking bugs...

this one is so funny tho and takes a bit of button mashing skill, so i honestly dont mind keeping this in LOL

It’s easy to slip up. All the puzzles so far have been a smooth experience, and id like to keep it that way, and in a way i dont want the player to feel like the game is punishing you for doing something wrong? Or at least not so much more than it does now

Im starting to feel like there’s nuance to it. They said the puzzle itself is good, it just takes a lot of steps and is easy to fuck up. I don’t wanna guide them to the solution cus they’ve learnt the mechanic, but maybe i could make sure the puzzle is less easy to mess up if you make a wrong move.

I have a dilemma: i have this final hard puzzle.

When i watch ppl play it, it’s painful to watch, like they’re swearing and getting to dead ends and not looking like they enjoyed it.

When i ask them abt it, they thought it was ok? Like it was somewhat enjoyable

How do i handle this feedback?

ThT is beautiful!!

This had me hooked for a good while when i was working LOL

Doubledecker bus is a reaaaally nice touch

for a first godot project that isnt meant to be anything, this map is biiiiiig #godot #gamedev #indiedev #pixelart

#screenshotsaturday ! Im making progress on my game, but thought id share how the two new mechanics work together to make cool traversal puzzles #godot #pixelart #gamedev #indiedev

just here to say im so proud of this animation and lightning fx is actually a lot easier than i expected it to be #pixelart #godot #gamedev #indiedev

#screenshotsaturday !! Was making final puzzles for the game, and found this super fun loop thing. Don't think I can make it a puzzle unfortunately, but it was super mesmerising

#godot #indiedev #gamedev #indiegame #pixelart

Cato is an absolute GEM

Just played the first game of Duck Detective, it was SO GOOD!!

They did so much work for a seemingly small scenario, and fully explored a full conspiracy WHILE they kept the wackiness and humour. Such a delight.

CANNOT WAIT for the next one!!

No stress man! Im not a reader neither, idk why im thinking about making this game 😂

Loco Motive on Steam On the Reuss Express a passenger has been murdered, and you’re the prime suspects. Uncover a thrilling mystery and solve satisfying point and click puzzles to prove your innocence! A slapstick adventu...

Just finished Locomotive by @robustgames.bsky.social !!

Absolutely charming and delightful, love the pixel art and LOOOVE the voice acting!

The comedy is sharp and the puzzles were so wacky, I had a blast!

store.steampowered.com/app/1709880/...

Would anyone of you ever play a game full of text?

I'm thinking about my next game, and honestly it's full of words, UI and not a lot of pictures. Kinda like a text adventure but much more investigative. Idk if anyone would just look at a wall of text and be put off by it.