My game with be built with HTML5. I’ll be using plain JavaScript and CSS. As I am using chrome and have little time, I’ll be focusing on webkit browsers, sorry IE. I plan to stay away from the canvas and try to build the game using the DOM and hardware accelerated CSS. This will be my first game built in JavaScript, so I am not sure what to expect. I won’t be using any external libraries as I am not familiar with any of this nature.

Language: CSS, JavaScript
IDE: Intellij IDEA
Graphics: Photoshop

Since the competition started, I have started 3 games. The first two were utter crap. I guess there is such a thing as lucky number 3 because my third game is somewhat entertaining. Basically you are the villan and have the ability to malform the world. Every level has at least one moving block. This block with go in one direction till it hits an obstacle taller than it, in which case it changes direction. You are trying to lead the blocks to their death in a block of opposing color (red <> blue). Anyways, I’m having a lot of fun with it and think it will make an ok first Ludum Date entry.

My first Ludum Dare  and HTML5 game.

Mechanics:
You are the villan and have the ability to malform the world. Every level has at least one moving block. This block with go in one direction till it hits an obstacle taller than it, in which case it changes direction. You are trying to lead the blocks to their death in a block of opposing color (red <> blue).

Controls:
Shift + Mouse Down: pickup grey blocks
Mouse Down: put down grey blocks
Page Refresh: reload level

Notice:
You can only remove blocks if there is not a removable block above. You can only add blocks if there is a non moving block bellow.

Screen Shots:

To game: http://ludum.putsnip.com/Ludum-Dare-25/

To source: http://github.com/loriopatrick/Ludum-Dare-25/

I’ve only tested in Chrome so let me know if you experience issues. If you’re on a modern browser it should work fine.

Language: JavaScript
Technology: HTML5 Canvas
IDE: Sublime Text
Possible backend: NodeJs
Music Generator: http://tones.wolfram.com/generate/advanced.html?generator

Last LudumDare I worked on three different games before arriving at one I actually liked. This round I will allocate much more time to planning; hopefully it will pay off.

I’m so excited for this! Finals are over I’m ready to have some fun. What I’ll be using:

Lang: Java
Graphics Engine: LibGDX
IDE: Intellij IDEA
Image Editor: Pickle
Audio Editor: WolframApha Generator & SFXR
May use: Box2D, Bullet, Box2D Lights

I had a lot of fun building this one. First time using libgdx, box2d, and abundant-music.com. They’re wonderful. Here’s a screen shot of one of the levels.

Submission url

LudumDare: http://www.ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-25/?action=preview&uid=18617

Link To Play: http://ludum25.gorillacoke.com/

The Original:

AppStore: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/roll-out!/id821152215?ls=1&mt=8

New Version:

I’ll be writing my game in Java using the LibGDX framework.

My tools:
IDE: Intellij IDEA
Build: Maven
Graphics: pickle & photoshop
Audio: BFXR & microphone

I just finished reading gameprogrammingpatterns.com and I’m super psyched to apply it.

This is one of the more weird games I’ve built. The gameplay wasn’t great so I decided you award the player with silly audio clips. I wonder how you will receive it, I’ll be submitting soon.

In my CS graphics course I have to do a school project and the proposal is due tonight. Luckily the timing works perfectly for the Ludum Dare!!!

• get theme
• plan game
• write class proposal
• build game

I’m going to be using WebGL and am probably going to build art with maths.

If I can make it, this will be my fourth Ludum Dare. In the past I've built my games in the browser or with LibGDX. I want to try something different.

Tools/Libraries:

• Graphics Library: SFML or SDL2
• Physics: Box2D
• Language: C++
• Art: Aseprite
• Music: boscaceoil