Singularity (tentative title) - End o' the World Game Jam Entry

basil81basil81 PRO Posts: 103
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Howdly folks, just wanted to share a quick little game-play demo of our (Liquid Gameworks and me) little game that we did for the game jam. This is roughly the result of a week's work, and intense tunnel vision for the past 3 days especially. Hope you enjoy the vid while I go pass out now ;)



Gonna spend the final moments tomorrow ironing out the kinks, optimizing the images and sounds/music, and trying to make it as badass as we're capable of. Wish us luck ;)!

Comments

  • ApprowApprow Member Posts: 703
    Looks good, personally I dont like the complete red titles, It always looks a bit cheap/cheesy. if you make the inside white en the outlines red, that looks really nice.

    good luck with the finishing touches!
  • beefy_clyrobeefy_clyro Member Posts: 5,394
    Good work guys, best of luck!
  • LiquidGameworksLiquidGameworks Anchorage, AKMember, Sous Chef Posts: 956
    This has actually been a very fun project, nice refreshing start to the year.
  • Braydon_SFXBraydon_SFX Member, Sous Chef, Bowlboy Sidekick Posts: 9,273
    Nice one guys! Good luck!
  • StormtrixStormtrix Member Posts: 256
    looks nice guys.. i like how the space in the background looks 3d'ish sort of..
    how'd you do that.. just static images layered? good luck
  • LiquidGameworksLiquidGameworks Anchorage, AKMember, Sous Chef Posts: 956
    @Stormtrix The technique is called parallax scrolling. Essentially, there's layered static images that are constrained to move at different speeds in relation to the main actor.
  • CaptFinnCaptFinn Member Posts: 1,828
    I like that parralax effect. I would like to use something like that in my current development. But just a side to side effect not a 360 thats cool.
  • LiquidGameworksLiquidGameworks Anchorage, AKMember, Sous Chef Posts: 956
    @Jeffnichols the technique is actually fairly straight forward. You constrain your background actors offset to your camera controlling actor on both the x and y access. General principle is, objects that are farther away move slower, so you constrain positions to something slower than your controlling actor, such as camera.origin.x/2.
  • HoneyTribeStudiosHoneyTribeStudios Member Posts: 1,792
    Looks pretty good, nice one. Can't beat the time-warping sensation of a game-jam!
  • basil81basil81 PRO Posts: 103
    Thanks guys. This was my first game jam experience and I think I might be hooked.
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