My moral paycheck about being a game dev is when people are enjoying my games

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The planning, that's the key.

Doing sketch of what I have in mind, what I need, some coding on paper lol. Then, coding on Construct 3 knowing what I am doing

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A bad habit I quit is to stop starting game dev a game that I know that I will never have time to finish.

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This game is a tribute to a game from my childhood: Vigilante 8.

Choose from a diverse roster of vehicles. Unleash devastating attacks with machine guns, missiles, homing rockets, and explosive mines as you battle opponents across destructive arenas.

When it's getting tought, I simply take a break of a few hours gaming before going back to game dev with maximum motivation.

(Easier to find bug with a different mind set fr fr)

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I never knew the name, but I remember it was an indie game. A guy showed it to me in computer lab at high school in 2009 and I was like "Coooool, I could also be an indie dev. Coding game cannot be that hard, right?"

Here I am lol

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Easy answer: Construct 3

Since this is Web based, this is easier to make games for HTML5 format without issues on export

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My first game was Labyrinth Guy in like 2014 or 2015, I forgot (is actually dislisted so much the graphic are horrible lol).

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@Everybody

* Me casually summoning every single jolter to headpat her back lol *

@Victoree

WIP for "Armed Cars Arena"

The UI is done.

Audio imported.

FPS drop issues fixed.

The Trello only has 3 tasks remaining before the public release.