I’m in. Going to make a game in either Unity3D or XNA 4.0, with some audio edited/made with soundbooth and music made in an audio creator/engine. Possibly musagi, following recommendations. Not too sure right now.

Good luck to all others!

Hey All,

This’ll be my first game competition, and my first stab at ludum dare. The only thing I’ve planned is my choice of language- which is gonna be Haxe + NME… beyond that I really don’t have a clue what I’ll be making. I figure the first hour or so of the comp I’m gonna layout a plan and then start building the game up from scratch.

Gonna be interesting to say the least.

Because its my first time in the comp, I’d be happy just submitting something, will go from there!

I do have a collection of libraries (mkv-engo) that I use across new projects, but they’re all written in AS3, and will need porting to haxe as I need them. General stuff like Model/View/Controller, Button, TextField helpers, Net connections, etc. They can be found here: http://mkv25.net/ludum/source/mkv-engo_v1-r25.zip

I really don’t know what kind of game I’ll be making, but I’ve made lots of game tech-demos over the years, everything from asteroids, tetris and pacman, up simtower type games and 4x space games. I’d be interested in doing something network based with a persistent / mmo type feel to it if possible. If I do that it’ll be PHP/MySQL running off my webserver. Will just have to see

– Markavian

…but I’m in! Probably JAM!

I’ll be using:

• Flashdevelop
• Flashpunk
• GraphicsGale
• PyxelEdit
• OGMO Editor
• LMMS
• Audicity
• and all that I forgot 😀

I’m doing the warmup, but haven’t had a lot of time this week.
I chose the theme space since I’ve never made a game in space.

try it here

Not much going on yet, you fly using your mouse.
There’s a star to the right of where you spawn.

Can’t wait ’til the weekend, meanwhile I’ll try to fix this puppy up and make a game out of it yet.

My wife and I are in! First  competition for me and I’m looking forward to it.

Using PhotoShop CS5 for artwork, Construct 2 as the engine(HTML5) ,sfxr for sound and Famitracker if we do any music.

I’m in, as they say.

Tools:

• Javascript/HTML5, as has become standard for me.
• GIMP
• sfxr (if needed)
• Autotracker-C (if needed)
• Chronolapse for timelapse
• If I decide to do multiplayer – unlikely, but possible – then I will use node.js

I’m in for my second compo.

I’ll be be writing in CoffeeScript and HTML5 Canvas.

For content I’ll be using Gimp, sfxr, Wolfram Tones and Audacity.

Edit: Should have really posted this earlier. But, I might be pulling some basic engine stuff from one of my prototypes seen here: https://github.com/doowttam/The-Chase

Ni here, from Fireskies Studios, wielding Game Maker 7.0, GIMP/Blender,  and FLStudio. I’m in!

Cheers!

This is my first time entering the jam. I started programming about a year ago and use a game engine called Love2d.

I will be working with some artists. But I’m the only programmer. So!

I will be using:

Love2d

Gimp

Aseprite

And Sublime Text Editor.

Does anyone have any tips?:D

I’ve made a decision on what I’m using!

• Ubuntu 12.04 Beta 2 Precise Pangolin for my OS
• Java as my language of choice (no external libraries)
• OpenJDK 6 as my JDK
• Gimp for graphics
• SFXR for audio

I may possibly have a chat channel going during development. No live-stream. Time-lapse video will be made. Details here!

Well, I’m in! First ever LD, I think it’ll be fun!

I’ll be using the modified flixel classes I wrote before the 0 Hour Game Jam. It’s not much, just basic title screen and character movement, and health bar. I’ve shared these elsewhere, but I’ll post the github link here too:

https://github.com/robbiehunt/0hFlx

So, for tools, I’m thinking:

• FlashDevelop
• Flixel (+ 0hr classes)
• As3sfxr
• Nodebeat
• Photoshop

But, I’ve been really into prototyping physical games lately, so if the theme is right … those tools will likely go right out the window. Aside from Photoshop.

Maybe someone can answer me this. How can I have the times in between my timelapse to be black? For instance, if I turn it on at 9am until 11am, then turn it off, and turn it on again at 1pm. How can I fill that time in between in my final video?

Video Asteroids - 10 hour Ludum Dare 23 warmup Jam - By Suese

I’m in.

For maximum rules-abiding-ness: my base code can be found here.

I’ll be using Scala/LWJGL.

Gonna be using java, either same base template as last time(not sure where it is right now, will try and update before start) or I might go over to Slick/LWJGL

Was hoping to put a lot of effort into this one but I have a final in awful final exam monday morning so I’m not sure if I can devote fulltime to it

eclipse for ide and standard stuff for randomly generated sound/art, though I was considering trying to maybe make a lot of custom sounds that I record myself. pyew pyew!

I contributed somewhat to a Jam entry last time – this time I hope to complete something for the competition. Probably using: love2d, GIMP, Audacity and sfxr.

It’s a busy weekend with family activities, but I might get 3 or 4 hours to try something.
If I don’t get the time, no big deal, I’ll just follow along and check out other people’s progress.

For tools, I’d use pygame and linux or html5 and possibly django.  (Everybody loves web games).

Sound would be bxfr or a guitar recording.  Can I do everything in a few hours? No not really  I’ll just keep telling myself, simple games are the best games!

After hearing about ludum dare for a few years now I think I’ll join in. I can’t say I’ve ever made a “finished” game, mostly because my ideas get so ambitious and I don’t have the skills to polish something. My art skills are lacking and I’ve never attempted to create music or sound effects before. I figure having a time limit will force me to focus on making a game that looks and sounds decent while hopefully having some fun gameplay. Leading up to the competition I’ll be familiarizing myself with the awesome tools that I’ve seen recommended.

Tools of the trade:

Language: XNA 4.0

Sound Effects: sfxr (played around with it a little bit – very easy to make good sounds with)

Graphics: Paint.net, Pickle, and PyxelEdit (Playing around with all of these, each have their uses)

I’ve wanted to code something for a while but couldn’t think of what, LD is just the kick in the pants I need.

I’m very excited for my second Ludum Dare!

I’ll be using AS3 with FlashPunk in Flash Builder and making the art in Photoshop. I don’t know yet about music/sound.

Now I just need to finish all my schoolwork before Friday…

This will be the first time I’m using Flash instead of Gamemaker.
Hopefully it will turn out okay.

Tools and stuff:
> FlashDevelop
> Flashpunk
> Tiled
> GraphicsGale
> bxfr
> goldwave
> PXTone (If I have time for music)

This is some base code I’ll be starting with. It’s mostly just for loading maps from Tiled.
Download

Also I might be streaming here.

Tags: as3, flashpunk

I’ve managed to fix up my map editor/small game engine that I’ve been working on for a few months in VB.NET and I hope to get some actual use out of it in the jam

Preview of my game engine

Source is available here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/dmeditor/