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When will the next part come ??? Also are u planning on making dungeons and maybe have more than 1 character like genshin impact that would be crazy good

So question.. at least theoretically.. can this be applied to the surface of a sphere or nested spheres to allow for tunneling mining...?

This is awesome

games got a good art style. I'd recommend adding some water, and dirt to break up some of the green.

I love the art (and background music). An idea that I had for a survival game is that the monsters at night are after you and your "heartstone" or something. The heart stone would be the only thing that regenerates your health, so you need to protect it. Something like Minecraft meets tower defense. Ofc, as you progress you can build more/choose powerups for the stone.

yo is this inspired by forager? love that game

I love the grid style and art style, I just wonder what it would look like without the gridlines? Might be better, might be worse

Thank you for this video. I, too, am inspired by t3ssel8r's gorgeous work, but your iteration looks to be more achievable (and just as visually appealing). I was wondering if you would still recommend adding hand-drawn shading to 2D sprites and also using 3D lighting. From what you've shown in the video, it looks great (as the light source is coming from above and the camera view is isometric, the shading you've given your sprites makes sense), but I was wondering if at any point you found 2D shading/3D shading and lighting clashed.

Just a suggestion to change the player to somethingt more apealing and also he has no animation so it looks like he just floats

this style is crazy good

Your pixel art style is so good and unique, at 0:47 those buildings you made look similar yet nice due to the 2.5D perspective

randomly bumped into your video. Game looks great! Interested to see how you take it forward :)

Clear enough to follow, pleasant game to look at. Instant subscribe.

nice project ! if you want an idea, I would say focus on the gameplay and give a feel the player will be rewarded everytime it does an action. For example chopping tree will fall some wood and gain you some xp and lvl up

Great video, but first thing I notice as a new viewer is that the character doesn't really fit with the good looking art of the game that much, I think he's too simple and out of context, but I might be wrong, I just don't know the story about him...

I really like this type of isometric larger scale forest/world map, possibly heavily influenced by AOE2 when I was a kid. It used to the trend for old rpg game in Nokia and early Andriod even early mmorpgs that has a combat system like diablo or Zenonia (a early android game series). Don't know when nobody make this type of game anymore. Really nostalgia (in a good way) and lovely, it still has infinite potentials (map (weather season, light) style wise like maplestory, play style wise, monster variation) to explore.

Love this

This was so well presented! Thank you for this great video.

I really want a tutorial on the 3D lighting!

"I only have to store the seed and the modifications" well... until you release an update to the game and the resulting world from the seed changes :)

I love it i hope it will available on Android device soon❤❤❤

You can stack wave collapse functions to keep things original and lively, this also opens up lots of combinations for your stack of sets.

Gosh this world is gorgeous. Hope i can make a game this pretty someday!

Wow! I love the direction you're taking this and I'm excited to see where it ends up. Is there any way to get in contact about this project?

very cool i want to make my own indie game too <3

Be careful using seeds to regenerate the level in real-time. SDK updates can change the rng's, OS's can do different things in them too. It's better to use the seeds once to create the terrain, but then keep the resulting landscapes (compression can help here). This also has the benefit that you can make a manual pass on the generated result to refine gameplay or add bespoke areas.

It reminds me of Moonstone Island!

Really enjoy the insight-per-minute ratio of this dev log! 5 minutes or less is so refreshing.

If Imake a suggestion I think the the color of your gridlines is too dark, and the grid distracts a bit from the art. I think if you lessen the contrast between the lines and the grass people will still see it and get the idea but it will look cleaner and people will focus more on the objects in your world. Depending on the functionality of your game consider having no visible grid until you go to build.

This is cool! Can you make a tutorial? Would love to know more! Working on something similar

This game looks too nice for the gameplay to feel like a basic mobile game

Wave function collapse is my favorite, I kinda expected you to mention it from the beginning of the video

I wish you had expanded a bit on why you felt the game was not smooth or fun after switching to WFC. What specific issues did you encounter? And why did switching to open world require a change to perlin noise?

Crispy graphics, man.

This game looks so pretty! Seriously awesome work, I’m looking forward to see where you bring it :)

Honestly, I feel like the islands were a good idea and can be expanded upon. In my opinion too many survival games use the format you switched to. You will still be making a great game, I just think the island concept you had was unique.

Hey mate this looks so beutiful! I wanted to ask you, I saw this and the frist video not the second but ill do it right now, It's just I would like to know what kind of game it will be? what's the objective? or if you have it explained elsewhere, thanks! Also is it on steam whishlist? Best of luck and kind regards!!

I love your art style, it's unique and very cute! I'm currently working on an isometric indie game too and you're a huge inspiration. Great video, keep going!

open world may be more playable, however, for a personal project, I think that limited area is more controlable

I realy like how your game looks, I hope you will continue soon :)

yo know something really nice is that it is actually all pixelised so no rotated pixels (which imo rlly breaks the immersion in these kinds of games)

This looks so good, someone reply here when the game is finished, just in case YT doesn't bring me back to this project 🫂

Plss update this work, it has a lot of potential and i love it!! ❤

are you trying to find a gameplay from coding around?

Hey there! Indie-game lover here 💖 yet, let us know why should we care for yet another a pixel art isometric game 👍