opened with all the indie game buzzwords and now im hooked! Keep up the good work!

super cool!!!

I LOVE THIS SERIES <3

RIP Jjajang <3

Thanks for continuing to share your progress.

awesome schedule man ^^

Love the vid man, I also made a productivity vid for game devs which is interesting 🤔 but I’m interested in Roblox

since youre a photographer i wanna know what camera is best quality for price for an a first good camera i always wanted to take pictures of places i go to otherwise good video :)

yo man this video is so relatable to me, i'm planning to develop a game while having to go to job too 😢❤

I love your dev series you need more recognition for your hard work :)

Your scheduling def allows for a good balance take care of yourself :D

girlfriend mentioned RAHHH

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Yo, this video came from nowhere, I see, there are more "cats"' who works on their game project). You got new sub, it is interesting to see your results!

It looks so good! Good luck on your dev you're doing so well so far.

Good luck

Man its looking awesome

Can't wait for it to come out!

Nice art man!

I’m also making a dungeon crawler, yours is looking good!

So... that's neat and all, and I can see this as a way to try out making art or getting familiar with the technology more... To be clear, though, this is not a game prototype, because there is no game here. You plant stuff, and it grows... so what? Would you want to play this for a while? Let's suppose you ironed out the bugs in the graphics so that it does look right; is there a game here you would want to play, as is? When I think of game prototype, there's an entirely different track, which is to go ALL IN on programmer art, not even really bothering with animations, so that the focus is 100% on game logic and game play. The goal is to get a game that you enjoy playing even with the programmer art because the game offers enough meaningful activity and decisions to the player that they almost overlook the lackluster art. Once you got your gameplay down, your prototype is complete, and now you can start focusing on the game's aesthetics. But you seemed to take an entirely different track, investing a lot of energy into aesthetics when I don't see any game play here, other than placing farming plots, which is an unmotivated mechanic.

I've spent quite time with isometric pixel art it feels really rewarding when a good sprite is finished. Also I've spent a lot of time trying to make 2.5d lighting like in Sea of Stars but to be short it is unreasonably hard and I decided to try out making 3d game now because to make good shadows scene needs to be 3d anyway (if you are not brave enough to make ur own c++ engine lol). A little advice for non-artist bro - using 3d models with pixelated ortho view render is very helpfull in drawing all sorts of pixel art objects. Unity is a solid choice as well as roguelike genre so good luck in solving all the null reference exceptions i'm subscribed for progress)

I like the art style, but I would prefer the character to be shorter, similar to Moonlight's character

Nice man this is looking realy solid

You’re in the right direction. Congrats and don’t give up! I am also start learning game development. ❤

great job keep up the good work

keep up the good work!

Cozy keep it up

good job keep it up and maybe one day you'll be the next great game dev

I wish i did more prototypes when i was starting off, instead i got ambitious and wanted to make full games and well that never worked out so almost 2 years later i have now decided I'm gonna start to just make prototypes instead of going for a full game, my skills need some work as does the way i look at this hobby because i was always putting myself down for not being able to finish any games and that's not how a hobby should be.

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