Well, this will be my first ludum dare. so here goes nothing!

So, Here’s my tools:

Language: Java

IDE: Eclipse

Engine: Swing or LWJGL

Art: Paint.net

Audio: LWJGL’s Open AL or TinySound

I’m so excited.

 
Major progress: Created a tile Engine that supports loading and saving levels, downloaded version will have level editor. Player/AI works great, except for some slowdown cause by the ai, going to have to fix that, but hey, already halfway through!

Veiw the post here: http://coppyhop.x10host.com/covert/covert.zip (sorry for no explanation, running short on time)

Now, I was so tired yesterday that on my post, I gave the wrong link. The game is largely unfinished, but IS playable. I will update in the future. More description at http://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-31/?action=preview&uid=24312. Screenshots:

Just click here to got to the post.

I have decided to release the engine I created for the previous ludum dare(Open Source), but with a few changes added to it. First, I have moved from rendering in swing to lwjgl (OpenGL) and I am working on a DirectX renderer as well (Swing will still be an option though). Next, I have added sound support, no need for external libraries. And third, video support, you can now load and play videos from within the engine. NOTE: This is just an announcement, links will be ready when I have the Tutorials for creating a game in the engine finished, also I will release a game(Also open source) along with the engine so you may see what the engine is capable of. Planned features: Shader support(0% Complete) DirectX support(25% Complete) Stereo Sound(50% Complete).

I will be going again. But this time I may have a partner.

Language: Java

Engine: Tree2d(My Engine I’m creating)

Visuals: Paint.net

Sound: Bfxr

ArnoldC,

It’s a programming language based on the one-liners of Arnold Schwarzenegger. I challenge you guys to make a game with it.

Link to it is: http://lhartikk.github.io/ArnoldC/

NOTE: This is NOT mine, I just though it cool and would like to share it.

Gonna go for the finish!

Tools:

Eclipse

Sfxr

OpenMpt (possibly)

Java

lwjgl

I’ve decided not to take part in this Ludum Dare, and instead learn the new LWJGL 3, because the old one doesn’t have support.