If you want to learn more about this method, and possibly implement it in your own game, check out this post: https://www.gamasutra.com/blogs/TylerGlaiel/20121007/178966/Some_experiments_in_pathfinding__AI.php
6 years ago
This game's design allowed me to implement my favorite method of pathfinding - each tile in the room has a numerical value assigned to it stating how many tiles away the player is!
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Hey! You! Yeah you!! Go follow @Droqen 
!! He works on some sweet games and also can help you eat a loaf of bread.
Gnarly things are in the works for RADICAL SCRABBLE
Nothing we vikings like more than having options! A bigger ship, bigger dance floors, a tree, you name it!
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It may take us many days, but grinding the mobs for loot always pays off in the end!
All aboard the Dumburk 9000!
Åj! Pillage the galaxy with us in the jam version of the game, and keep your eyes out for the full version, which will feature more partying!
My friends over at @GutterArcade 
just put their first game up on Game Jolt. Grab some friends (or strangers via their Discord) and play a super well tuned co-op fighting game. https://gamejolt.com/games/knightclub/451063
Room transitions! A very simple effect, but does wonders to making a game feel more polished
Sketches of different gameplay elements and lil monsters from yesterday--it's always fun to start doodling stuff like this.
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