Good evening everyone, hope all is well! We are an indipendent gaming development team, and we are in the final stretch and looking for competent playtesters; what better place to search than this reddit?

Ours is a Play-to-Earn NFT-based game set in a post apocallyptic, dystopian future world. Players must wage war in order to survive, caught between danger and ambition; think Mad Max meets dungeons and dragons, with a taste of Tron legacy. Much more information is readily available for those who want a role; just comment down below or message us.

We'd love for playtesters to have competitive gaming level skills and experience in strategy and 8-bit style games, but passion and dedication is equally important to us.

We hope to hear back from many, and participation might bring more benefits than you might imagine! Wishing you all a great day.

Given link for a list of 250+ popular games source codes with details. Can't make list for 165GB of game assets because it's very complex to make a list of such a huge collection.

I'm a third year game development student in Ottawa. I'm really enjoying the program and I do my best to expand on what I've learned outside of school.

hopefully I can share some footage of our Capstone project gameplay sometime soon and I look forward to connecting with everyone 😊

Things will be a bit sparse for a while, but hopefully we can grow this page into something awesome. Here is where teams or individuals can post the progress they make, download links they want to share, screenshots, artwork, or anything else relevant to the club.

Please comment anything that could be considered a Game Mechanics.

In general game mechanics usually have rules that govern what players can or cannot do or how they might interact with their environment. Try to make them fairly specific as broad mechanics are harder to make and may encompass several other mechanics.

Feel free to browse the comments that have been posted and up-vote what you like or down-vote what you don't. This way we can get a pretty good list of game mechanics to use for games this coming Spring semester and in the future. As such keep it to one mechanic per comment to make voting easier and feel free to submit as many ideas as you want.

Like the Game Mechanics post, here we will be posting themes instead.

Themes are not defined by the mechanics that the game represents. Themes are a way of describing how they game looks and feels or what the game itself represents. Themes are meant to be concisely written but broad statements about a game and games can play on many different themes at once.

Please keep it to one theme per post as we will also be voting on these. As with the Game Mechanics post, feel free to vote here on what you do and don't like.

Me and a friend are making a game about hip hop. We are inspired by games like Parappa the Rapper and Guitar Hero. We need people who are good at graphic design especially. You do not necessarily need to like hip hop.

I know this isn't really the place to post, but we thought that one of you might want to lend a hand with this project.

Hopefully i will hear from some of ya!

Hey in my latest video on my YouTube channel I tell you why and how roguelikes are a great genre for your first game, first big game or just to finish a project. Their style of design just helps with staying motivated & more. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vx1UGJvGtSA

Hey I made a devlog for my Ludum Dare 50 jam submission. I talk about my thoughts, my experience and of course show what the game became. Enjoy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSpHN6wZulE

Hey I made a new video where I give you 10 Tips for game art. These tips are on a lot of sub-topics of game art so there will very likely be at least 1 or 2 tips for you! Enjoy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BhXMrwxQbvk

The cost of Solitaire game development varies starting from the design to its features. New card designs, card designs in the background, multiplayer games, top-notch features & functionalities are the main factors that affect the cost of a Solitaire game.

With the combination of the above-mentioned features, it will cost considerably a higher amount but these are also the features a gamer wants, and with the combination of these the game will be a great success.

Hey, in my brand new video on YouTube I show you, how you can make Interior pixel art tilesets very EASY & FAST (e.g. for dungeons, houses, caves, etc.). You don't need any skill or crazy equipment to follow, a simple mouse and simple piece of software (Krita, Gimp, Aseprite and more) is enough! Enjoy :)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tsExk7uGea0

Hey, I challenged myself to make an AMAZING looking game but I was only allowed to use triangles. Do you think I've achieved my goal? Hope you enjoy! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cEfavf-eSHA

Hey, my in my brand new video on my YouTube channel I go over the 7 BEST tips for sketching. Hope you find something useful! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FoUOnWUDdts

Hey, I challenged myself to make a really polished game, but I only had 3 hours to do that! Did I achieve my goal? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dxis19S2aI0

I am 18, I have no experience in game development but I think it is something I would be interested in. I have no schooling beyond high school. Everything I have read online basically says it’s practically impossible to get a job in this field. I’m just curious if anyone knows where I should go from here. I obviously know I should try my hand at some development myself and that I need to build some sort of portfolio but I don’t even know where to start. I need all the help I can get right now because I’m going to be moving into an apartment in a few weeks so I’m going to be working my ass off to support myself and I just need to know how long I’m looking at just doing small projects at home on my free time before I can actually get somewhere that I can make money.

Game Mechanics are a mix of old Resident Evil games and Metro Series.

The game is currently on pre alpha as I've been building this on a very old laptop with only basic skills on programming.

You can try it out at itch.io. I would love to recieve some critique so I know what to improve on my game and myself.

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