Here are two songs I wrote for my game. Feedback would be appreciat...

Game

Randy's Crazy Mission!

2 years ago

Here are two songs I wrote for my game. Feedback would be appreciated. Keep in mind these are temp tracks using placeholder samples. Also, read the article for details.

These are two songs from my game, Randy's Crazy Mission!. I wrote them myself. These are the first songs I'm revealing for this game, and two of the game's earliest tracks I conceptualized several years back. These aren't the final products of the songs, as they're temp tracks using the SGM soundfont. I'll eventually use better samples.

The first track is the theme of a duck character named "Quackers". He's pretty simple as a character, so his theme is too.

The second track is the theme of a squirrel character named "Corny", short for "Cornelius". Corny is supposed to be an antagonist. However, his goals are petty and he acts more sinister than he actually is. He joins the side of the protagonist, Randy, early on.

If you don't know the gist of this game yet, here's the link to the game's Game Jolt page to fill you in on what it's all about:

https://gamejolt.com/games/randyscrazymission/836946

Here's the link to my blog about the game:

https://jakerileygamedevblog.com/

If you want to see more information about these characters, here is the blog post covering them:

https://jakerileygamedevblog.com/2023/12/12/misc-character-showcase-2/

There's also a bit of new development info in that blog post as well.

Art

Music original_soundtracks

GameMaker Music

The Growing Artist Aggregation Music

The Creativity Community Music

Next up

@JakeRiley1

I put a picture I took of my game into Sora AI.

He sounds like Lazlo.

@JakeRiley2

These are pictures I used as placeholder graphics in the game I’m making (Randy’s Crazy Mission!) back when I started game development and was going to make it in Unity (before I switched to GameMaker).

@JakeRiley4

These are some unfinished bits of code from a dialogue “topics” script in my game that I use for textboxes (each line of text represents one textbox). Some of these are probably pretty weird if you don't know about my game.