Screen capture of the Godot game engine UI. The Scene tab is selected, and below that two options labeled "remote" and "local" with remote being highlighted in blue

A Godot person but not a Mac person, does Mac not have this option at the top of the scene tree to view noded etc labeled as remote?

(This is how game inspecting works on windows if I've understood what you're looking for)

Pixel art of a sand river bank. The river flows gently down stream. Under the river rocks and the faint outline of a sword can be seen. Above are the buttons B and Down

Day 6: fossil

A bit of a stretch with this one.

Pixel art of the inside of a church bell tower, rendered in shades of grey. A sword suspended from a rope and pulley system strikes a bell to the left of the image. Above are the buttons B and Left.

Day 5: Bell

Definitely getting back into the swing of things now.

#swordtember #pixelart

Pixel art of a giant sword, it's tip buried in a forest so that it towers above the trees. Seagulls fly around it's hilt. Above are the buttons A and Up.

Day 4: Scaled

Back to the A + Up pallet, but this time using all 3 parts of it.

Pixel art of an automated anvil hammering on a sword. The anvil drives its own hammer with a cog system from above to hammer the sword. A spare hammer is hung on the wall. An open furnace roars to the left, illuminating the room. Above is drawn a right arrow button.

Day 3: Automaton

I really hated the green in this palette so avoided using it. The way the Gameboy colors let it assign 1 of 3 4 colour pallets to 3 different object types (background, player, etc). So expect that from tomorrow!

Pixel art of a stone wall with moss growing from it. In the center the moss has grown in a shape almost like the outline of a sword. Above the wall hovers a button with a left arrow on it.

Day 2: Moss

Pretty happy with this one (and hopefully less crushed by compression)

#swordtember #pixelart

These could be activated when playing an original Gameboy game using two button combos, faking the game having colour.

Some games, like Pokémon Red, Green, and Yellow, had appropriate default pallettes.

(Need to figure out how to have bluesky not destroy pixel art)

Pixel art of a wide bladed blue sword with a curving Nautilus shell handle. Below the sword is the button combo of A + UP

It's swordtember again!

Day 1: Shell

I'm going for a bit of a gimmick this year and using one of the 4 colour Gameboy Color re-colour pallettes each day.

(I definitely didn't yesterday forget, Following @faithschaffer.bsky.social's prompt list)
#pixelart #swordtember2025

Counter hypothesis: Stock marketing

Magic and Pokémon TCG have increased in price due to their speculative secondary markets. (With the supporting example being Yu-Gi-Oh, with its lack of a speculative secondary market)

Pixel art of two trains in an engine shed. The left train is green with a yellow grill and a short boxy bonnet. The right train is orange and yellow with a slopped nose and two small windows for the drive.

[Train tasks update 1: Two new trains]

That's it, that's the update

Train Tasks by Callum Deery A desktop toy for working

Train tasks

A little desktop toy inspired by co-working streams and games like Rusty's retirement.

cfdj.itch.io/train-tasks

I've been playing a lot of Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D, and my gosh this game feels luxurious.

Like a custom sprite for each possible class holding a lantern at night, just in case the player character is dead.
Larger sprites just for the start of battles.

Extravagance, there's no other way to put it

If you'd like to see cool games which are being made in the North of England then follow this!

(Also follow GaMaYo generally as they organise good stuff)

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So the winner in compost is the player who plays the most cards in a single turn, hopefully this creates space for big combos which end with players admiring each others creations.

(If this is actually how players experience it, find out soon!)

Next time: some icon design

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This comes from my favourite moments in Dominion are the big combo turns, market into market into market etc*. However these turns slow the pace of the gMd, and worse have other players waiting for you.

*Experienced Dominion players are probably cringing at this strategy, I'm bad at Dominion

Pixel art of a card featuring a pink round allium flower. In the top left is a bulb symbol, a green +1, a brown +2.

[Compost: Flowering deck builder]

The core of compost is simultaneous flower blooming turns, players playing all their cards into a veritable bouquet of flowers.

Why simultaneous though?

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A pixel art game card featuring a daffodil. On the left of the card is 3 symbols: a flower next to a 5, a green + next to a 3, a brown + next to a 1

Yesterday I accidentally started designing a deck builder about plants, so expect pixel art flowers and playtesting notes

You know it’s a cool research method when the BBC asks to replicate it.

I used social media ad repositories to find that 93% of ads failed to disclose loot box presence: doi.org/10.1016/j.cl....

@twgerken.bsky.social of BBC News found 90.9% of games failed to comply: www.bbc.co.uk/news/article....

8 business cards: Blender shortcuts mouse pads Haberdashery Wyrd waters Vectorial Devroom fantasia Lapwing games Hidden Arts ALJO

Best part of demoing @gamayo.bsky.social: the collection of cool Devs to follow and games to play

(I am so bad at Vextorial, but apparently pretty good at Wyrd Waters)

A computer monitor labelled "Cellular City"

Time to get setup!

The York one is NYNE Game Dev Kitchen
(It rotates between a few places I think, not sure when the next one is)

www.linkedin.com/groups/12990...

There's a few regular ones around Leeds, Sheffield, and York if you're looking for ones to go along to

A pc and a black backpack sat on a purple chair.

All packed to take Cellular City to @gamayo.bsky.social today at WX in Wakefield.

(No I don't have a better way to pack up my pc, yes I haven't put enough planning into this)

Monsters of the Greenwood by Callum Deery A tactics game built for the Access Reset game jam

Monsters of the Greenwood:

An isometric tactics game about hunting giant monsters I made for the first Access Reset game jam

(Needs some better tutorialising and the audio description isn't quite sufficient for it's accessibility goals)
cfdj.itch.io/monsters-of-...

Pixel art of WX in Wakefield. A building with a yellow and grey flat roof, diagonal columns enclosing a courtyard and several smaller structures. The text "Here!" floats above it.

This Thursday is Game Makers Yorkshire (GaMaYo) at WX in Wakefield, I'm going to be demoing Cellular City there!
(Along with 500(!) other Yorkshire game developers)

Moving platforms means resposting old art. In this case a train parallax from a little SDL 2 project:

#pixelart #trains #gamedev

Thirty Swords by Callum Deery A desktop toy about forging swords

Hey! Do you like desktop toys and also swords?

Checkout Thirty Swords: a desktop toy about forging swords

#swordtember2024

cfdj.itch.io/thirty-swords

The webinar is live now!

(So far some interesting research on how scent is being used to focus gamblers attention in casinos and earlier detection of harmful gambling!)

The Return of the Artemis 4 by Callum Deery A space mystery ttrpg for 3-4 players and a gm

Return of the Artemis 4: A present day scifi mystery ttrpg.

No rules, just 2 hours for 3-4 players to find out what happened aboard the Artemis 4.

cfdj.itch.io/return-of-th...
(Slowly adding links to stuff I've done to this profile)

Cellular City by Callum Deery A little puzzle game about placing buildings in small cities.

If you can't make it to Wakefield the current demo of my accessible city building puzzler can be played here:
cfdj.itch.io/cellular-city

And here's a dive into designing the tts system:
cfdj.itch.io/cellular-cit...