I spent some time prior to this week working on this but the majority of the work was done this weekend. I am happy with how it turned out and am glad I continued with the project because I learned a lot of different things, such as how picky the UI scaling can be.
Well I have been developing games for 2 years now and recently one of my friends told me about ludum dare. I checked out the website and instantly new this was a god send. This ludum dare will be my first! The tools I will be using are Gamemaker:Studio (GML), Adobe Photoshop and Wavosaur.
Does anyone have any tips they would be happy to share with me?
I’ll be using my Unity Toykit.
github.com/ethankennerly/UnityToykit
Here’s my warm-up using that toolkit and framework:
Hi guys
This will be my ninth Ludum Dare competition. I will be going solo this time, as I want to try and do at least one LD each year on my own. I do enjoy making games with my kids, but sometimes its good to push yourself to the limit as well. I will still ask for their help on brainstorming and testing of course.
I may add a few others later.
Good Luck to everyone participating, and don’t forget to Donate to the LD cause.
In for my 4th LD Compo
Using:
Unity
Paint.net
Audacity
C#
Good luck everyone!
Here for another Ludum Dare!
Using:
First Ludum Dare…
Looking forward to my seconde LD!
Tools:
I’ll be participating in Ludum Dare 35 with a team of people who I’ve worked with in previous jams and hackathons – Jeff, whom I met at GGJ15 and Seraphina, whom I met at HackJustice.
We’ll be working with Python and either Pygame or Ren’Py, depending on what the theme lends itself towards.
I made a post quite a while ago, where I said that I would not be competing due to GCSE’s
However… I have changed my mind, because I have competed in every Ludum Dare since I started
and it seems like a massive shame to break that streak.
However, I will not be able to go to bed late, and I will still be doing 3 hours of revision each day,
as well as the Ludum Dare.
Tools:
Java: Programming Language
Eclipse: IDE,
Photoshop: for bad pixel art
LWJGL and JOML: for confusing 3D stuff? Not sure about this one.
There is a very high chance that I won’t use OpenGL and just use a DataBufferInt data array as a color buffer, and make a raycaster.
I can’t wait, it is going to be awesome!!
Stay Awesome!
Ned
Hello guys (and girls), let’s do another try to participate in the contest.
Tools: Adobe Flash (Starling), Paint.NET and other free graphics editors, and I-don’t-know-what for the sounds.
Good luck to everyone!
For my tools, see previous entry post.
This time I should be free for the entire 48 hours. Yay! I might instead go with Love2D or HaxeFlixel just to be different. I have this whole week to decide…
Hello, this will be my… er… seventh Ludum Dare. This time I will be using Unity (with Probuilder), Blender, Reason, Audacity etc and I’ll be making a game for the HTC Vive.
Which means practically no-one entering the competition will be able to play and rate the game.
It’s almost liberating, in a way. 😀
Well. Let’s give this a shot once again…
I’m in!
Just got a new team together, and while they have never worked on a game before, I think they produced some solid work in half a weekend. We are all pretty stoked about this weekend. Here’s what we did:
https://terryg.itch.io/still-sleeping
(Unity web game, so works well in Firefox/IE).
Here’s what we work in:
Well, I didn’t know if I could participate this time, since I’m currently taking my Abitur-exams (similar to the A-levels I think).
But since the next exam is friday after LD, and it’s IT i won’t worry that much and therefore:
I’m in!
I’m probably going to use Java with eiter LibGDX or just a custom thing i’ll write that weekend.
I wish everyone the best of luck!
This time I’m using:
Framework: Love2D
Graphics: Paint.NET
Sound: SFXR
Have fun everyone 😀
I’m in for my third ldjam. As usual I’m working solo and using GameMaker + BoscaCeoil for the music. My aim is (like last time) to simply improve and get a higher overall score/rank than last time.
-B