WINNER OF THE FAN CONTEST
The idea is a chameleon looking object that can be picked up and moved that can have an element set in to it. it's mouth opens and closes for activation and it stays plain colored without an element.
Next up
Playing around with some cool bubble effects! 🤩 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fqUGvk-s9Y&ab_channel=RobinAndb… Credits to the amazing tutorial of Dean Ahsford <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_V6oRmKfDQs&ab_channel=DeanAshfo…> More artsy stuff is coming for the game! Stay tuned!
Once again sorry for the lack of updates. Robin is struggling with some personal stuff currently.
Despite the lack of updates, we're applying to two programs, one for starting your own games studio, and the other ones is Swedish Game Awards (MORE BELOW)
Finally the epic DLC of Elden Ring, Shadow of the Erdtree has dropped! Are you hyped? Have you started it already?
(Please try to avoid spoilers in this community) 👑
Throwback to our/my first more serious game project, Binary Sparks, which started 2014.
* With similar mechanics to OME, it can be seen as the predecessor to it.
* The main mechanic revolves around weather effects, colors and shifting dimensions.
We applied to Swedish Game Awards!! Wish us good luck! Things are still moving a bit slow, we're still working for "free", and are trying to do more business related stuff! But the game is still in development, dont worry :)
Mamowa
Hello! Once again sorry for the lack of updates. Life has been throwing stuff at me recently, and we're still trying to do more on the business side. Right now we're looking for different funding options. We just applied to Draknek Puzzle Grant! /Robin
Hi! We need more playtesters for our portal inspired puzzle platformer One More Experiment.
Feel free to mail: [email protected]
Thanks alot!
We've just applied to gamehabitat Haven, a game studio startup program 😇 Wish us good luck and for us to be accepted! Were still a free time studio/project. But looking to change this soon with further development/release of One More Experiment.
The fire container switches has always been a challenge regarding how they should be represented visually, many aspects to consider: for example, they can be lit, but not absorbed from.
Right now were trying to have them be some kind of fire stakes!
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