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What do you think?

Nicus! @NicoOMG

Se ve bastante prometedor, espero en un futuro poder jugarlo che :D

16bitnights @16bitnights

Keep grinding, bring this project to life !

RTG is a sci-fi puzzle/platformer featuring unique rendering method: CPU based ray-tracing. Dive into game's strange world, solve gradually challenging puzzles and, piece by piece, unravel mystery behind what you see and experience.

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#puzzle #platformer #raytracing #scifi #arcade #retro

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Published On

November 27, 2020

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VDIndie @VDIndie

2 days

Dev Flashback - Jan '22

Another flashback! In January 2022, I had majority of puzzles already done. Despite that, big amount of work was still before me (80/20 rule). In animation you can see one of later levels in the game.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4032050/RTG

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VDIndie @VDIndie

12 days

Dev Flashback - Nov '21 #3

End of 2021 was very productive in RTG development. After "charged light shooters", I implemented "gravity inverters", great mechanics with lot of potential for new puzzles. Here's small showcase.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4032050/RTG

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14 days

RTG Dev Flashback - Nov '21 #2

Another level with "charged light shooters". I can say, that's around this level when game's difficulty spikes up. After 20-30 levels of quite light puzzles, the game will start challenging even skilled puzzle players.

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18 days

RTG Dev Flashback - Nov '21

Charged light shooters! Mechanics, which added "pool" or "billiards" gameplay. Lot of fun with that. Moreover, this effect of environment illumination is for free thanks to game's engine, so why not use it?