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Blood Machine by BrainDead Available for Windows

Yo! Ijust got done makinv my game for the Jamsepticeye game jam and I'm really happy with it! I even have so many ideas for things to add post jam.

I think I'll turn this into a full game as well!

#gamedev #unrealengune #unreal #horror

braindeadxx.itch.io/blood-machine

Im going to die of log (Working on a fully customizable dialogue system and I'm almost done)

The Ai (behavior tree ai) is done and I am now working on a devlog to show what i've made so far.

I'll be having a lot of fun with this devlog because I'll ne doing some urban exploration! Spooky vibes to immerse me in horror game development.

Developing an intricuit ai takes a lot of time but its so cool to see it react to things in different ways. (I'm making a horror game)

Last day of GDC! Hope to make more connections and meet new people! If anyone happens to be in need of an Unreal Developer let me know!

Last year at GDC i met the Blender Guru, this year I was able to meet Mark Brown from @gamemakerstoolkit.com

This is so cool, I also really like the wall textures, they're so satisfying bc I know (for me at least) its hard to make a good looking repeating wall texture.

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If your game needs a:

-game writer,
-narrative designer,
-recovering theater goth,
-or a lore-addled feral altruist whose love languages are flowcharts and memes

I'm available. 💜

#RIPMonolithProductions

It's really about filtering the good opinions from the bad and working towards becoming who you want to be in the long run.

Fr though, don't even pay them any mind. If everyone just ignores them then those games will be pushed to the back of steam's algorithm.

Not being seen sucks but i hold no remorse for those who don't want to put in the effort for a craft that requires so much attention and work.

Kill them

It's even harder to be good multiple things because in most cases people expect you to define yourself as a single title.

Haha... yeah

I've been there

Goootcha

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When starting a project in UE5 I suggest turning off Motion Blur and Auto Exposure in the project settings.

They're weird to work with overall due to how they're designed to not make the project look consistent throughout. (Mostly talking about auto exposure here)

When looking for critiques it's best to say outright what you're looking for feedback on. If I posted a 3D model and said

"What do you guys think of this?"

I wouldnt get much feedback compared to if i said-

"I've been working on a new method for texturing models, how does it look?"

Yeah thats sadly how it is. You can't really have a game that has everything in it which is why its a good thing that so many different games exist.

Indie developers on the other hand make whatever game they want because its fun. There's no CEO telling them that they have to use the latest graphics for a game.

Don't blame the developers, blame the CEOs.

Interesting, I'm sure that'll be made at some point!

It's not "Game Developers" that are putting all their focus on pushing the graphics, those are the CEOs and higher ups thinking they know what gamers want.

The Game Developers are just getting paid to do what they're told.

? Have you played baldurs gate 3?

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Holy shit i just realized GDC is a month away

Ah you mean writing wise. I took your post literally 😅.

Yeah it will always be best to make an outline for any kind of story, movie, or game to plan ahead to make sure your story, gameplay, and/or pacing is concise.

Depending on what you're making an outline will look different than others.

Is this referring to outlining words in a Visual Novel? Or would this mean drawing a line from point A to Point B in a 3D adventure game?

Game Devs make devlogs which go in depth into what we're thinking in the development process.

My first real unreal project was point and click just so i could tinker around with the engine and learn more when making the game. But that could be done in any engine. Just pick one you want to learn and make a test project I'd say.

Yeah use Renpy. Its super simple and i was able to learn it within a weekend with no previous coding knowledge.

But I'd also say learn Godot as well because if you have fun making this game you'll eventually want to do more with the engine and godot has a lot of versatility.

Of course! My drive is stronger than ever especially now that I've learned so much about game dev. I feel like I can make whatever I want given enough time. Im currently working on my first commercial game which I've been working on for over a year and I'm very happy with how its turning out.