ribbeats.bsky.social
Developer behind upcoming PF2E roguelike, made with Godot 4!
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Thanks! Getting it to sync for multiplayer made it even more annoying somehow.
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Daaaang, that effect looks really nice! I think the power intro should play after you select a target though.
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The concept sounds cool! Any idea what the genre/gameplay will be like?
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Good luck!! Excited to see it!
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That sounds awesome, I'd love to see that!
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Getting your game tested is huge! Best of luck implementing feedback, sounds like you're doing it right!
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Great start for sure, good luck with your game dev journey!
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Awesome! Fitting in a description is real nice too!
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Oh yeah, sorry that wasn't super clear I did mean attack range :)
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Looking great! I think a range and movement type indicator (assuming that's a mechanic in your game) are missing here, but it looks super clear otherwise! Looking forward to seeing more!
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This looks really nice! It stands out a lot and feels unique for sure, maybe post a cell shaded one for comparison? Looks great like this for sure though.
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This sounds so fun! Looking forward to seeing and hearing more!
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Looks really polished! I really like the hit counter and damage numbers, adds a lot of good feedback!
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The first one is simpler and more readable than the second one for sure. If you mean to show the player, I'd maybe add a loss condition to it and use that one!
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April fools aside they do look really cute!
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Really digging this tileset!
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Those clouds are crazy! You should certainly be proud, super cool!
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Woahh, the movement looks so fun! How long has this been in the works?
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Really digging this aesthetic so far! What kind of game is Future Calling?
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What an amazing classic vibe! Great stuff!
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Looking really dramatic! I wonder if they can appear larger based on the amount of damage they took on the killing blow or something?
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What a glow-up, a timelapse is a fun way to show it off too, very nice! How long did it take you to remake this?
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Congrats on your first contribution!
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It's looking great though! As long as you make something you like the engine doesn't matter, good luck!
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Maybe a random hue variation would look good and make it look less samey? Looking good so far though!
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Already looking good, what's the concept?
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Sounds good, I appreciate the offer a lot, I'll let you know if/when I get to sound work!
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Art is a lot more of a struggle, its not something I have much experience with, I've composed music before though so if I sit down and do it I can hopefully come up with something "good enough" for the first demo!
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Pick an engine and go! Learn individual, small things like moving a character one at a time and eventually you'll have a game!
Good luck!
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About a year and a half on and off now! I'm close-ish to having a playable demo, but it needs a lot more content first. For example, it would be nice to fight more than just giant centipedes I think!
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I gotcha, completely the other way around for me though, so much of my UI is ancient and unpolished but I still just want to implement new stuff. We'll get there eventually!
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Thanks! Currently the only implemented enemy are giant centipedes, but eventually there'll be a good variety of beasts and undead and such!
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The eye movement is so smooth! Feels like the visuals are really coming together!
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Nice, classic pixelart swords! Really like the curved ones especially!
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Godot 4 is awesome so far, what's your favorite new feature? The GD script updates is up there for me for sure.
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The bounce looks super satisfying! Love the art as well, looking forward to more!