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He said i made a 3d runner its super original LOL

There's so much you could do to this. Make jump a random letter of the alphabet. Randomly chosen from the alphabet each time you press a key. Create a bunch of different commands that don't do anything, or don't do anything useful -- including a suicide command -- that are also bound to a random key each time you press something. Make the jump key cause the player to propel himself directly at the final boss to take massive damage to the point of being like another suicide key. Make the final boss immune to the first projectile you get so you have to accidentally stumble upon a complex upgrade system you don't even know exists without killing yourself to upgrade your bullets to the type the boss isn't immune to. Make special spikes that look exactly like the spikes that will kill you which are key spikes that you need to collide with to unlock the end of the level. Or you could make QWOP.

Hey, another platformer!

Wait, but the cinematic presentation IS (most of the time) the reason to buy it; it is the 'fantasy' part of making a game. Great video

I would love to playtest SMASH i ... this is from a year ago how did i miss this okay looking up SMASH in steam now

playback speed: 2.0 time wasted: 5m

Im an artist (and i like to think I'm a pretty good one, especially in regards to lines and color) and you did a phenomenal job! Literally anyone can do art. It doesnt have to be fancy or hyper realistic to be visually appealing and you absolutely nailed the look and feel of your game. Side note: most artists cant draw a straight line including myself. Thats why we use rulers and compasses to make circles. I use digital stabilizing tools and filters and gradients to make my art better. Technology exists for a reason and there's no shame and no loss of creativity in using it to bring your vision to life. If you find anyone saying they cant do art because they can't draw a straight line, please smack them for me ^-^

I stopped watching to go to watch Bob Ross

I don't know you and jumped immediately into the 3rd part of an ongoing devlog series because I searched for videos about asset packs.

❤❤

If only you learned how to art from Bob Ross.

great video, i would like to know which site do you make the publishing company legit?

the lights and trail seem like a bad idea

It's carmageddon. But with bear.

Don't you dare play on my nostalgia... I refuse to think your level is better than it actually is just because you put ***the*** music over the footage... other than that, the reasoning for the mechanics is stellar, make VVVVVV out of this now.

"Hangry Bear is kind of like Crazy Taxi, but the controls are not that snappy and responsive, and dealing with the movement physics is part of the main gameplay loop." So Hangry Bear is just like Hovercraft Race from the Monkey Ball series, but more fleshed out.

Is it free to download?

Imagine you make a video about a game you've made and posted on steam but you don't put any links in the description.

I saw the thumbnail, thought the game had great use of negative space. Also graphics itch my nostalgia perfectly. I'm an older guy. Started watching the video, immediately thought "wow, the character is so readable". The way it slides off of the walls, that particular animation keyframe is awesome. Also, the way its head swings around during long jumps. You feel it. Then, on top of all these awesome things, you had nice video editing. But THEN, I saw you made it with c3. I used c2 a lot, and some c3, then switched to Unity, and I still miss the way of construct so much. The simplicity and the limitations push your creativity and make the "coding" so much more enjoyable. In my free time, I keep thinking about the ways I could "implement" different architectural approaches with c3. Like, maybe it lends its hand perfectly to Entity Component System, if only I could "imagine" the perfect way to organize the Event Sheets... Kudos. Not really interested in platformers but this made my day. It even gave me motivation, which is rare these days.

Mega Man? Mario? Sonic 2? Edit: I got it right!

Hi I have a question? If I were to make a game, how many places would you suggest putting. I am working on a visual novel,I know I can put it in itch for free. Is there anywhere else I can put the game free? That is possibly well known? I do want to put it possible on epic games steam and Android in the future but I think the total would be around $250 if I put them on all three. Do you have any advice on that?

Sonic the Skaddadler I love the walk it's amazing

How many wishlist do you have on Steam ?

I hope you get your boat

Not that I'm some authority on game design, but my understanding is that a GDD is a flexible, living document. It may not be necessary in every case, but it can be changed to accept new ideas based on gameplay. I don't really see these things as two mutually exclusive design approaches.

Perfect i learn absolutly nothing . Nah. Seriously amazing work.

Heya, just discovered your channel yesterday, watched the first 4 devlogs, then bought the game. I'm a hobby dev with only game jams to my name, but I pride myself on sound design and music composition since I was a professional musician a decade ago. One of the first things I noticed about reiterate() was how the sound design doesn't work. All of the sfx feel like they're straight out of sfxr with no processing. There's also not that much nuance in the sounds, such as having multiple samples for each type of sound effect that gets played randomly. The music also rather jarringly switches, and it's not that much work to write code to fade in and out of music in a satisfying way. I also feel like there are a lot of sections lacking sound that would benefit greatly from anything, such as the dialogue with your face (which I love that effect btw haha). Think any sound effects in the style of Daniel Mullins when text is rendered for a character to be "speaking" and it would make the game hit slightly harder, but would also make the dialogue seem more interesting. The game looks quite good, which makes the sound feel disconnected since it sounds quite poor. Lots of room for improvement with very minimal work at least, and I'm sure you'd get a lot of bang for your buck spending more time on optimizing the sound.

How did you become a game publisher?

Top tier advice. Top tier bants. I'm sold

but should I go buy NekoNecro on steam?

fucken hell! the style of the video, the explanation, the tone even the comedy are all within my taste of a perfect game design breakdown videos, man please make more of these!

Btw how much did your game earn from itch

Looks nice but he’s slow as a snail and looks like ass to play. If you fixed the speed, it looks like it would be a really fun game

Hey I'd like to know whether steam or itch is the best place for publishing my game as a newbie indie game developer. Where can i earn more?

did you still have to pay $100 to list a free game on steam?

can make a demo for Steam page?

that intro banter was great.

I'm pretty happy today. I used to watch the re-iterate dev log but then lost this channel somehow and couldn't find it. Today I was watching a video where there was a comment from LTGD which helped me find this place again. Damnit youtube. Turning on notifications so that don't happen again... Lol...

1987 🥲 Great video - thank you!

Is this game still running On the clickteam fusion?

Good luck

You sould like that birttish youtuber... I kinda like it. Also my wishlist if bigger lol ( ~215 )

What particles did you throw in at 1:10?! i don't see any. I just have to use physics and a couple of particle generators and Construct starts to slow down.

Super Meat Boy footage at 3:08 gets used a lot in this series, haha Anyway, as promised, watching the series backwards, and it's kind of interesting what was kept in the whole way through and what hit the cutting room floor. The demo of all the possible spike-related hazards seems to mostly contain stuff that made it to the final release, for example. If you'd started in Constuct 3 instead of Click Team Fusion 2.5, do you think stuff like water and lava would have made the cut, or did the final game want to be "purer" in terms of simple mechanics and monochromatic presentation?

I almost hope there is a "Shmeiterate()" on Steam now.