Praying to Brackeys to help me go through my first Ludum Dare


I'm having so much fun on my first LD :smile: 
First Ludum Dare and my first creation. Hope you guys will enjoy it!

Thank you guys for amazing LD experience! Can't wait to play other people games :play_pause:

Is adding settings panel to adjust SFX (based on feedback) considered a feature, or a fix? :sweat_smile:
Finally made the build to work from browser. Enjoy!!
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/loopfield!

Come say hello and submit your games for rating! Have fun everyone!
https://www.twitch.tv/mikoziiq

Yesterday I managed to play around 10 games.
Today I intend to play more between 17-20 and 21-24 (CEST)!
Submit you game here or during stream using !submit: https://forms.gle/pd2i2NvstfFbPnZ59
Drop by on stream (Starting 17:00 CEST) : https://www.twitch.tv/mikoziiq
Wanna rate my entry? Check it out there: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/loopfield
Happy Ludum Dare everybody!
Hello again!
80+ Games honestly rated and commented on!Wanna join? Submit your game: Submit Form
You can check the current queue there: Current Queue
Wanna check my game: Loopfield
And join me on stream around 20:15 CEST on Mikoziq Twitch Channel
Have fun everyone! :joystick:
Drop by and have fun!
Plenty of games yet to rate & comment!!
You can check the current queue there: Current Queue
Priority: Normally I just go down the line but if you submitted and you're on stream, then I may play your game first :)
Wanna check my game: Loopfield
Join me on stream: Mikoziq Twitch Channel
Have fun everyone! :joystick:

Come and join me on stream: Mikoziq Twitch Channel
Have fun everyone! :joystick:

Hallo!
Today I'm playrating games from danger zone, that desperately needs our help!
Help them out by coming to THE DANGER ZONE
Watch me play some of them at My stream!
Have fun! :joystick:

I started working with Unity a year ago and up to this day I was still not sure whether my solutions were being solved in a similar way by others, or maybe I was overcomplicating things.
Ludum Dare gives you the possibility to see each others code in COMPO entries, and it's a gold mine. The amount of solutions for certain problems you can find is incredible and it's very reassuring to see that someone uses the code in a way you used or you wanted to.
I was especially keen to refactor code of my game (Post LD) using Scriptable Object Architecture. Now, looking upon some games' code I can understand the real-world problem examples better than looking at 2017s Keynotes and tutorials.
This way, I can improve as gamedev and get better in other Ludum Dares coming!
Coming from Javascript world (React developer) I can see clearly how bad (or good?) my game code is and, thanks to incredible and talented C# devs from the top games, I can learn more about gamedev concepts to become better developer overall.
Thank you for being such an insipiring community.
