Game
Railroad
9 years ago

ADL Jam Report


I always enjoyed writing preformance reports after a game jam. They keep you from making the same mistakes twice and can be seen later to show how much you’ve improved.

The Good:

  • I learned a lot about dialogue trees.

  • I learned a little more about railroad workers in the 1800s.

  • The setting was creative and original.

  • I think the art was alright, though beauty is in the eye of the upholder.

The Bad:

  • I started making the dialogue tree last, if I started with it then I would have been able to finish the game.

  • I started developing a day late.

  • Jams are much easier when you have people cheering you on, I should have connected more with the community participating in the Jam.

  • Did not add sound and only added a little animation.

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