Loved it

nice secret video 📸

Awesome video! Really like the idea of the game. The gameplay looks really fun. Best of luck in the game dev journey. Looking forward to your next devlog. Keep it up! :)

"Vampire Janitor" or... "Blood Vacuum?" yknow, like "blood sucker!" it's yours if you like the sound of it :P

click "project" button top left in godot, then click "project settings" then in "rendering" click "textures" and change "default texture filter" from linear to nearest, this will stop godot from blurring your pixel art

I always love to watch the first moments of a project before it baloons into something incomprehensible if you havent built it yourself. Keep at it fam, if you're from CS you'll take to gamedev like a fish to water

Hey man, I may be wrong so forgive me if so but I think the reason your torch is blurry is because of your rendering settings which are trying to smooth out the pixels. In Godot you want to go to Settings > Rendering > Textures and then set the "Default Texture Filter" to "nearest". That should stop it being blurry. However that may not work with the Gdquest assets you've got as they are not pixel art.

Nice video man, can’t wait for the next one !

Good start mate. i'd suggest giving video's a quick levelling so the audio in e.g. music isn't too loud vs the voice - and it sounds like the laptop microphone here and there, 3 buck budget corded phone earbuds will sound nicer but oh well. for the coding part just keep going of course. you're right often the art and assets will take up huge chunks of the time - you can of course use placeholders to speed things up a bit but i'd steer away from upscaling specific 16x16 pixels especially at odd ranges of e.g. 50x20 . it'll be much better to have an e.g. 128x128 as well as a 16x16 and etc and downscale the 128 if and where needed.. also it might give a taste for thinking about people with different resolutions - widescreens etc but then again you could expand that to people with color blindness / auditory processing issues etc. nitpicking aside. keep it up

you should disable linear interpolation, its in project settings.

Keep up the good work. Also do you know if the libresprite would work on windows? I've been using pixilart lately bc i cant find anything better, but i never heard of libresprite, maybe its mac only thing

how were you able to import the sprites from libresprite to godot