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Kaena - Fight system
It's fight time in Kaena and the Orb of Life, today we added the first out of many enemies to the game: a cute but dangerous crow.
I'm interested also in hearing how you implemented fighting systems. Ours consists of several phases the player has to learn different things about the enemy such us it being vulnerable, attacking the player or casting an attack. For the player to understand this we plan including physical, visual and audible hints, for example, enemies that are not vulnerable could have spikes surrounding them or be so up high that the player won't try hitting them.
By the way, all the current art is placeholder for this demo and we are working on this game in Godot....
Kaena - Dialogue system
Hi everyone! how did you implemented dialogs in your games and why? this is my first post and I wanted to share some progress on Kaena and the Orb of Life a pixel art action-adventure game me and some colleagues are working on.
This week we worked on the dialog system (the GIF attached shows each of its variants) which includes the NPCs or the player engaging in conversations or event-based dialogs (you hit someone and they respond with text). We'll also be adding non-interactive dialogs to grab the player's attention, kind of what a newsboy does by screaming "Extra, extra!" to anounce he's selling newspapers.
To implement dialogues we gave each NPC a story file that has all the actions and dialog lines. We also decided to go with dialog bubbles as in our game the story is action-driven, so we use dialogs to confuse, tell jokes or give hints to the player but not actually tell the story.
PS: We are gorking with Godot Engine and the assets are not ours, we gathered different sprites and backgrounds from free sites and we are using these as placeholders....
Liminality
Hi guys I’m in the process of creating a photorealistic liminal game called “Liminality” its concept is derived from the idea of the backrooms but I am making my own rendition that’s unrelated to the lore.
It’s a long process and a really difficult task for a single game developer so I’m asking for donations that will mainly be used to purchase 3D assets and paying the bills.
If you wish to donate head over to ...
3D software rendering in Rust
This is a project I started working on literally yesterday. This aims to be a fully fledged 3D renderer powered entirely by the CPU.
This basically means you can run this on a hardware that doesn't have GPU, or on a PC that lacks drivers.
Currently it can only draw 2D triangles, but eventually this would take shape as a 3D renderer, complete with a shader system....
