
I've been trying to pull my current project together into a playable demo, so I added the title screen, menus and a text display for the HUD. Still a lot to do, but it's starting to look like an actual game.
Next up
I made a map editor! ...and now I have to write the actual game engine.
A post I recently saw made me think about digital brushes that imitate traditional mediums, so here's two slides I made a li'l while ago for a devlog using Krita's built-in traditional brushes. It was sort of like using very high pigment acrylic.
I finally got a graphics tablet with a monitor and here is my first scribble. It was fun, but I still need more practice.
Did you miss out on any of the games we highlighted from Steam Next Fest? They're all listed in the article. Check out their demos before Next Fest ends!
I decided to play around with OpenToonz motion tweening and ended up animating a flamingo.
Akatori is an epic metroidvania where you wield your staff to fight, jump, and explore diverse realms across different eras.
It's also one of the games that's part of Steam Next Fest!
Play the Steam Next Fest demo now: https://bit.ly/Akatori
A digital painting in Krita
I FINALLY finished my current game :D https://gamejolt.com/games/KatzenKlein_Redux/909441 It's a free retro FPS about evil kitties for Windows and Linux. It runs on a custom engine, so I'd be very interested if you have any issues running the game. #FPS #action #retro #kitties
Take a trip to Nostalgia Land in @JacksonG13
's Sky World 64, a cozy sandbox game that harkens back to the 64-bit era.
This survival experience takes heavy inspiration from Minecraft’s Skyblock!
Play the Steam Next Fest demo now: https://bit.ly/SkyWorld64
A spinning Kitty skull... because my Doom clone has kitties as the enemies. I think I'll probably touch it up a bit, but I think it works for an options select icon for now. Made in LibreSprite and Krita.












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