Time to make a game.
This is my 14th overall and 8th consecutive time entering.
Shame about the lack of ratings but I’m sure we’ll manage without them.
Using Game Maker: Studio, Paint.net, SFXR and anything else that looks convenient.
Good luck, have fun.
Hi there everyone. Pretty excited to return to a more normal LD after the lack of voting last time.
This will be my 15th time entering, which seems like a lot considering that’s 5 years worth of jams (although I missed LD22 and 28 so slightly longer than 5 years)
As always I’ll be using Game Maker Studio, Paint.net, SFXR and Audacity if necessary. I’ve done a bit more preparation than usual for this jam so I’m hoping I can pull something off that’s at least on par with better games from the past.
Good Luck to everyone participating.
Well I finished my 15th Ludum Dare game and I am very happy with it. The Tortile Chamber is a first person puzzle game about exploring a room with some strange spatial properties. I’m glad (and a bit surprised) that I got it all done for the compo deadline and think this might be one of my better LD games.
You can play The Tortile Chamber HERE
Here are some screenshots:
Mysterious Numbers
Fences and Rafters
Time for my 16th Ludum Dare!
I'll be using Game Maker Studio, Paint.net, SFXR and whatever else I need.
I'll only be able to use about a day and a half to work this time unfortunately, but that constraint might help me keep my scope down.
May there be a non-crappy theme.
I missed out last time, so better make a game for this one. Using Game Maker Studio, Paint.net and whatever else is necessary.
Hooray my game is done! It's a neat first person puzzle platformer based around the power of wind-up motors.
Try it out here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/39/youre-winding-me-up-harvey
Here is the traditional "I'm In" blog post. This will be my 17th time competing in Ludum Dare. I aim to participate in the Compo and will be using the trusty tools of GameMaker: Studio, Paint.net, SFXR and Audacity.
I've been pretty happy with my last years worth of jam games, especially after placing 11th overall in LD39, so I'm hoping the trend can continue. The a good chunk themes in the final round of voting look pretty reasonable this time around, so it's looking like it should be an enjoyable one.
Good luck everyone.
Hello. I'd like to introduce you to my 17th Ludum Dare game: Post Morton
It's a postal service simulator.
Meet him here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/$57462
Finished my game! It's a soccer/Metroidvania crossover, and I am pretty darn happy with it.
Play it here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/41/randys-soccer-quest
This will be my 19th entry. Using Game Maker Studio 1.4, SFXR, Paint.net and Audacity.
Finished and submitted my 19th Ludum Dare entry: The National Library of Geometric Impossibilities
Play it here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/42/$109062
I've missed a bunch of events (the last one a submitted a game for was LD 42 in 2018), but I am ready to participate in my 20th Ludum Dare.
I'll be using: - Game Maker Studio 2 (1.4 if I do something 3d - haven't fully learned the new 3D system yet) - Paint.net - SFXR - Audacity
Good Luck, Have Fun
After coming really really close to giving up on the jam on Saturday afternoon, I have finished my entry!
This weekend I discovered how important it is to actually care about the game you are making. The first idea I started on was fine, but unexciting. Found myself struggling to work on it, so after a 3 hour break, decided to scrap it and start over.
The result is a Dominion-like called Apple Factory of the Insatiable
https://nanolotl.itch.io/apple-factory
Missed submitting in Ludum Dare 48 as I was unwell on the Sunday, so am hoping for a redemption arc this time.
Will be using Game Maker Studio 2, Paint.Net, SFXR and maybe Audacity and/or Bosca Ceoil