pugdev
Game Dev Hobbyist:
Currently working on a game called Megabat a simple puzzle action game. It is still under active development but feel free to play and provide feedback and tell me what you like or dislike about the game.
Tech I use:
Reason I use this tech over others:
- Godot: I've used both Unity and UE4 for a couple different projects and I find them not as intuitive or more cumbersome for what I want to do. There are definitely advantages to using those engines over Godot but I personally find Godot the easiest to use but that's just my opinion.
- Aseprite: It's significantly cheaper then photoshop and it's well worth the $15. I have some 3D experience using Blender but I'm not nearly proficient enough with it to finish a 3D project. I also find pixel art the easiest to produce considering I'm not much of an artist.
- Audacity, BFXR: I don't have much of an opinion on these other then they are free and easy to use. There are other options out there but because of their ease of use I will continue to use them for awhile. Disclaimer: not even close to being an audio designer/engineer so I don't have much experience here either.
Long Term Goals:
- Get a better understanding of the godot engine.
- Release a small polished project.
- Get better at pixel art.
- Learn about making game audio.
- Have fun!
Use a fruit bats special abilities to collect fruit in this simple action "platformer".
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