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Yoo what engine did you use for this game???

Cool video but why put the fake time bar in the thumbnail? That shits kinda scummy dude. not tryna be mean but like cmon

When you talked about a "proximity feature". It reminded me of a very niche mechanic. I think you'd know about "CAVE" and their bullet hell games. Well, in one of them. "Ketsui: Kizuna Jigoku Tachi" (yes that's it's full name), there is a scoring feature, scores in the game are represented by green squares with numbers on them (called Chips). The scoring feature is that the more closer you are to an enemy the bigger the score is.

Show cara muito obrigado pela aula

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Beautiful. But I wonder why you don't draw on a digital pen tablet from the very start? What's the point of drawing on paper?

Hi! I'm new to your channel and also new to game design, have you done a video tutorial on hand drawn sprites/animations you use/ all that jazz? If you haven't yet, consider this a sign that at least one person would be interested in seeing the video! Thanks!!

The world needs light, my friend, and you carry a torch. Putting things out there, meaning being a creator instead of being a consumer is the most quality time you can spend in life. This is the highest form of being a human. The arrow of creativity instead of going from the universe into you, it goes from you into the world. This is a form of platonism. From the world of perfect forms and perfect ideas you bring things into the physical. Hope you will find your enthusiasm soon. (by the way "enthusiasm" means "possessed by god")

how about more complex animations? it's sure cool to draw a one or two rocks or leaves, but how about a fully animated character? would you hand draw it too? or do you avoid having to draw too animated stuff?

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Hey, just my 2 cents: for my viewing purpose, these "fake progress bar" thumbnails are nothing but irritating. If I have a slightly progressed bar on a video, it usually means that I didn't like it and will never open it again. If it's closer to the end, then I've watched it in its entirety and I'll also never watch it again. It's a fun idea on paper, but man do I hate it. :D It just makes it harder to find the content I haven't watched yet. The videos themselves are awesome, though. Looking forward to more.

Awesome video! I'm off to watch many more videos from you now. :) And it was really easy for me to "roll into" this one, since you started it like one of my favorite gamedev teachers - Heartbeast (with that "good morning, afternoon or evening" vibe), and continued sounding like another favorite teacher of mine - Shaun Spalding. :D Sorry if that's an unsolicited comparison, I just loved it so much that I had to share.

I don't know how your character designs animations etc are coming along but I saw a brilliant video about the animations in Sonic especially good for how it breaks down the various animations for Sonic's speed. I know your game isn't Sonic but given the faster movements and elements of inspiration you've had from Sonic I thought this might be somewhat helpful to you. But I totally understand if not. Just thought I'd share it: th-cam.com/video/GxCcHOvSVJQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=wvzcr22IIdI9FB1m

2:09 I absolutely love the art style on those pages! Honestly, a comic with that look would have been well at home at a publisher like SLG back in the 90s. Might be quite off-base here, but they give me a vibe of being influenced by Jhonen Vasquez and very early Andi Watson. I hope you publish them some day, on the internet or on paper.

I have side-projects. Sometimes they're bright and shiny, but often they're to work out a system for the main project in a more controlled environment. The key is not letting the "side" get big enough to rival your "main".

Great video but I was sad that it didn't have the same outro music from 1:00

I really enjoy how you do things your way, instead of listening to the algorithm or what big critics say. Keep on being you.

Once again, Great video ! It seems I'll have to wait before playing Mikaboom ;) Nevertheless, keep on side projecting : the new MAIN PROJECT looks gorgeous.

Having the confidence in my ideas to even start my own project/s is the hardest part for me and Yunno finishing things has never been my strong point haha

Finishing projects is overrated. Return to happiness.

construct?? sickkk

Hey are you jay trent?

Love to see more mascot platformers! And if I could make the one game, it would be a three way tie between wanting to make a Mega Man Legends styled multiplayer FPS borrowing all my favourite bits from TF2/Halo/CoD/Unreal (and then heavily emphasising vehicular combat), a mix of an instant messenger app and Animal Crossing (where you can create your own houses and literally invite friends/groups over or even create a Habbo Hotel-esque city for a group chat), and a text-based RPG life sim engine (there are plenty of text-based RPGs, there are plenty of text engines, but none of them are quite like what I envision). For now, I'm just writing Choose Your Own Adventure stories. <v<

Mine would also be Sonic inspired game, I love the retro 2D games and also the only good 3d versions, Adventure 1/2. Similar to your reasons to delay fully investing a SHMUP I've put off my ideas of creating a new platformer but I'm kinda inspired now! I've been quietly lurking for a while and love the style of Neko, looking forward to see where this project goes for you.

The video was very useful

good luck making the game stand out from sonic. i'll pitch in my two cents and say to give boll deluxe a shot, as i think it flows better than normal classic sonic gameplay due to the tile size and moves that let you build up speed in more interesting ways.

There's a lot of games I've wanted to make. 1 of them is a beat em up that would take elements from A Link to the Past & combine them with eastern mythologies

People always bash on Sonic 1 on the genesis, and I understand their points, but I will always love Sonic 1 despite all of it's flaws. The Sonic series shaped me into who I am today, and all of it started with Sonic 1. And my dream game would be a fast paced, 3d sonic style game with parkour and gravity or speed changing mechanics

I just found this channel and after watching this video I instantly had to subscribe. His passion is infectious and admirable

Just randomly got recommended this but screw it I’m down for the ride old school sonic has finally gotten the love Lately that sega wouldn’t give it

Your right tho we aint getting any younger 😂

While you grew up with Sonic, I grew up with Fancy Pants Adventures. I've always wanted a spiritual successor to that, and now I'm so happy to get it!! Also dream game... huh... I'd say a 3D arena fighting game with an attack cancel system like GunZ the Duel. I just need to learn 3d modelling and netcode....

Excited to see this mate even seeing the basic physics you got in the video it’s looking awesome to play can feel the kinetic energy! , out of the main 3 sonic games on the MD I like sonic 1 the best to ! (My fave is cd but it’s a bit of an offshoot). What you think of the master system Sonics? They are what I grew up with, I’m sure we have spoke about them but my memory is a sive. Personally I’ve always wanted to make a jrpg (weeb) but I’d like to try a setting that’s a little different than what’s been done before, like a noir detective jrpg or something, Other than that for years I’ve wanted to work on a beat em up to (streets of rage/golden axe) but I’ve never made games so it’s mainly art and story side. Sorry that’s a hell of a long comment!

Sonic was all about physics and movement, speed was just how it was marketed, I also like the slow platforming, people try to play the game fast all the time and keep dying then blame the game... the 3D games have completely missed the whole point of the originals too and seem like a completely different franchise...

Always a good day when Pens’n’Pixels uploads a video :) Best of luck with your dream game! As for my dream game, I’d love to make a Myst clone with visuals inspired by another adventure game called The Labyrinth Of Time; both games are a big inspiration for my work! :)

I’m learning how to make games this past month and I have to thank you cause until now I had no clue how the gameplay will be. Basically my dream game is a silent horror exploration game with a story in which your decision are important (btw silent horror is a horror without jumpscares). I already have the story and the world in mind but I want to make a few games first.

You have unique takes and style in your games. Keep it up.

1:35 The whole idea of "I won't do X now (even though I want to), instead I will wait til I'm 'good enough'" to me is a gigantic mental roadblock people love to create for themselves, by themselves. The big question being, WHEN is "good enough"? Days? Months? Years? Or have you already reached that point a year ago? You will never know, UNTIL you do real testing. As gamedevs we are in a fortunate position where we already have a solution for that: Playtesting a build with your target audience. Only after that will you actually know where your game really is and whether or not any of the doubts you had where ever true to begin with. You cannot lose by doing this. And as a bonus it will always save you time in the long run, cause you have a clear path forward. (I love studying languages, and especially in that sphere there's tons of people that keep blocking themselves from doing what they wanted to use the new language for in the first place, because they're "not good enough yet". Then they burned out (cause no one actually enjoys learning through textbooks long-term) and then they eventually quit entirely. 100% self caused.)

Its great you're making your dream game and to be inspired by Sonic is great (Sonic is a major part of my life classics and modern) so totally on board with you taking that approach. Funny how you mentioned parkour cause I think my dream game would be an open world parkour game with some speed (not as fast as Sonic but something more akin to Mirror's edge) simplistic but fun combat and enemy variety with slower (not boring) puzzle areas. But I'm personally not sure how that would all come together haha. I'm working on early prototype stuff still (In-between work and other commitments) using Godot. Speaking of do you think its a bad idea to learn whilst trying to make your dream game your first game? Lots of different opinions online and as someone who has done side projects before beginning your dream game I'm curious your views. God bless man and very much looking forward to your future videos especially on this :)

I've always been an absolute fighting game nerd and my dream game that I'm working on definitely takes inspiration gameplay-wise from Guilty Gear X2, but with the main character being able to get different moves from another "pawn" character as I call them: Pawn characters are characters that are weaker than the rest of the cast but come with the benefit of being able to play 2 of them at the same time, kinda like Ice Climbers. "Normal" characters all get a transformation that shifts their movesets and stats ti compensate for the lack of customization. The idea here is really to allow for gameplans before the fight even started, this adds a strategic aspect to the game that I feel is really interesting, right now I've finished the animation system and I'm working on damage and hitstun by the way, it's hella fun!

Another vid from this channel, another reason to be happy, simple as that

You're Bloody Awesome Bruvah & Proud of yah for going after your Dream Game project! 🎉Woot Woot! Sonic the Hedgehog was a classic and original game for sures people that don't know what work goes into creating something especially with the tech from those days which wasn't even developed yet is a huge ordeal. They fail to realize that everything started somewhere in a time when that wasn't created yet. Sonic paved the way for Sega's franchise which had Awesome systems and their games are usually pretty friggin original and awesome as well still to this day! I love how fast you could go and fly through the levels or take your time to find secrets. To later realize holy crap the timer is ticking, I gotta beat the level or I die! If a game is fun to play & makes you use your brain to get through it on your own I like that for sures but sometimes flying around is awesome too. It's subjective to personal acquired tastes. Games from our gen evoked curiosity, hand eye coordination, planning, strategy, skill and yes some terribly flopped, like ET (not even going to get into that nonsense lol) but for the most part they were developed with an original cool concept in mind. You are seeing publishers like Devolver really work with developers to now bring a re-modernized fun factor to Games, with a For Us By Us mentality. These are great as indie developers are now being able to create games and either work with publishers or publish on their own! Which creates more creative jobs and is just down right fun to create! Paperboy along with many (Bobble Bubble) were 2 of my favs from 80's but so many I enjoyed then, now and I am sure in future 😂 It's about Playing something that brings people together and making one another feel great joy while doing so! And for that Kudos to you mate for all your projects and now new venture! "Keep Creatin' & Stay Classy!"

If I could make a game it would be a first person action game just based on the 80-90’s action/wrestling/cartoon tv show figures in a world off how kids imagination used to be A mixture of melee combat, fps and driving about And to create what ending you desire like saving a princess, putting a stop to a enemy faction or corrupting the world by taking over it through might and destruction

Omg you're alive! edit: my dream game would be an OFF inspired indie RPG. Since that game is up there with Undertale for games that made me who I am today I just don't know how to game dev haha..

I recently came across your videos & your art style is very inspiring... Thank you

Wow impressive work of art 🔔 you got a new subscriber.

Great Video!

This will be be my guide to migrate from pixel art

Hi, I just came across this video, and I love your art style, and I think you know a lot about the game design of arcade games. It's really interesting to listen to. SELF-PROMOTION TIME: If you're looking for music for the game, I'm a video game composer. If you're interested, let me know.