Can I ask you what engine do you use?

not hating , but the 3d view made me feel nauseated... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

very interesting, but not a big the screen shaking… i feel like i miss some informations coming from the screen when it happens…

Hey man I get it but you should definitely try making a new game in the future based on the original camera mechanic, possibly a puzzle game would work best.

Wjat lenguaje of programación usage ?

IDK I would honestly trash those combats for a unique game like that. Nowadays the market is full of boring 2d games with pixelated graphics. There are tons of games in concurrence.

Reminds me a lot of the OG wizard of legend art style

3D version is better. More hassle but more possibilities.❤

Trading the unique controls to make it more hack and slash, crunchy, and darksouls style which is much more popular right now. I dont hate it but you should make a crpg in the previous style, that would so cool.

They're both very different styles I personally like the 3D more it seems more unique imo

I hate fighting the camera

I wonder, did you ever try keeping a fixed camera in the 3D version?

like the 3d version more, it just seemed like you weren't able to animate the models good enough. video kind of had the opposite of the intended effect of making me not want to buy the 2d version.

The pixel art is very cool ! I add this to my wishlist

it looks so good!

This looks cool! I might purchase!

Can you make a breakdown on how much realistically a game yours can cost to develop?

Make it ported man pls

Looks amazing

now i want this on Android and ios😁

This looks most enjoyable! A fine thing to look forward to

Bro made moonlighter with skins

Thank you for choosing "fun to play" when you made your game. Looks amazing, any console port plans?

Achievements ?

It really lagged this in Death's Gambit

I think the camera isn't even the biggest weakness of the gameplay shown (lots of isometric or faux isometric games get away with fixed viewpoints or limited rotation cameras with absolutely no issue). The problem, at least at a first glance, was animation and unresponsive controls, not perspective.

every indie game is 16bit/32bit now

2d is giving me endless wanderer vibes ngl

That 3d game though, that style is sick

Making myself an zelda-like action rpg focused on blasting ennemies, I tried my hand at making the game go slow-motion to get the same effect you have in Fountains,. I also use Godot and did it using a tween to have Engine.speed_scale go from 0.1 to 1 in like 0.15 to 0.2 seconds, and it sure creeate a small lag, but for reasons i don't get it doesn't produce the same top notch effect you get in fountains... Was wondering if you would be wxilling to share the general idea how you yourself did it Other than that, your game looks fantastic, good job!

Both look pretty trash.

I am gonna make a game too wish me luck guys. Hopefully it will turn out good like this one 🙏

The music is nice!

Bro it looks great I'm going to download it, it looks very entertaining. :D

YO I just started playing fountains its great bro I like the 3d style too

I wonder ifg its possible to use sprites of 3d models to bring that look back while keeping the new gameplay It sounds like loads of work but as a hypothetical could be sick

3D was better for my, ngl

Get the game on Steam now! store.steampowered.com/app/1841240/FOUNTAINS/

Make mobile port And don't be distraught about it just steal the ui from like hyper light drifter

Why not combining both?

It's funny that the expectations for intuitive controls have been raised. I'm here thinking about games like Super Mario 64, Dark Souls, and even notably _Mooncat_ within UFO 50, all beloved and with "clunky" controls by todays standards. I bring Mooncat up specifically because it fits into an exanding genre of games which seek to intentionally reject the paradigm of standardizing game controls and movement, along with titles like Getting Over It and Jump King.

Definitely recycle the 3d stuff 'cause it looked awesome

rather than throw it away, prehaps you could make it open source?

There is a part of me that wishes that the 3D style still worked. However, the most important thing is the gameplay. As long as it's fun to play, that's the key.

Shoulda kept the old one to refine it and create an isometric soulslike

Reminds me of Wizard of Legend. Very cool !

cant wait to pick this up. great work mate.

"If the formula doesn't work then you change the formula" this guy is not afraid to apply this rule. Bravo

Will this make its way to consoles ? 🥹