Super impressive to see how your artistic and thematic intent influences your design! Not only does it look fantastic, but it's also emotionally resonant. (Can relate to the theme as someone who has moved to the other end of the country.)
Beautiful devlog man! I love hearing how deep your game design and narrative go with elements in the game world. It's really amazing to hear that whole thought process and makes me even more pumped for the release!!
You must appreciate the past for what it was But when you’re incapable enjoying the now you must realize you can move on - A quote made by someone, if not by me
I really relate to this video in the whole going back to a place after a while to see it changed without you thing. I always lived far away from extended family and would experience this every time I visited (which was always several years apart) and it wasn't just places, it was people too. If anything it was worse with people, one time I went after 2-3 years and found most of my relatives now had a more different unique accent (to put it kindly) it was so big of a difference it almost felt like some sort of parallel universe doppelgangers had replaced them. And even the place I've been consistently living in since forever has gradually changed beyond recognition in a slow but extreme process of gentrification You haven't just made a rock interesting, you made it relatable lol
It's such a peculiar feeling and I don't know if there's really a word for it? Anyways I'm glad to know I'm not the only one who gets that feeling, and happy to hear you can relate to the rock :D
I was kind wowed how the dev decided to change everything and make a new game but I think I was happier and more entrained with the new game then the old one.
This project is so incredible! I have a quick question, how do you make the colour only apply within the circle? Im workikg on a game where i want to switch between the past and present state of a location (within a kind of circular definied zone), and your effect is insanely cool!
I use unity 2019 and I have problems with performance like if I add more than 10 object or more than 3 rigid body and max fps is 160 that decrease fast is the problem in my laptop
Since we are in control of the dog most time in the game, have you ever thought about using dog vision? I mean, instead of only the grey scale, incorporate yellow and blue on a low hue. Wouldn't that fit while being in control of a dog?
Well-written. You set up multiple ideas for callbacks-without the audience being aware you were doing it-and paid each one off by the end. Even the laser eyes. If I were going to give any critique it would be on the delivery, and I know you're already performing multiple sets of skills here, including video editing, video game development and writing, but here's one for your voice acting as well, lol: In the movie Naked Gun, which you may have seen, with Leslie Nielsen, in the director's commentary one of the guys says, in reference to directing Priscilla Presley's acting, he said that she should act as genuine as possible, and don't try to be funny because she had been hamming it up a bit. Let the script be funny, you just act. That's the same advice I'd give, and I'm aware that it probably doesn't matter that much, but I guess when you're on TH-cam every little bit counts. Don't try to ham up an already excellent and amusing script. Let the writing be funny, and you just sincerely read it out. Great stuff, my friend, you've come a long way, as has your game. Godspeed.
Amazing devlog as always. Really enjoyed the more philosophical approach and funny ideas for the rock. 🪨 I personally would have chosen the laser. Nothing beats laser 😄
Great, now I’m crying about that dumb rock
hey thats a GREAT rock
this game got 10 times as epic in a single devlog
ahahah thank you thank you
What a unique devlog. I love the creativity. Can't wait to see how the mechanic plays out in the game
thanks! yea definitely went in a different direction with this one, glad you enjoyed it :)
Super impressive to see how your artistic and thematic intent influences your design! Not only does it look fantastic, but it's also emotionally resonant. (Can relate to the theme as someone who has moved to the other end of the country.)
Beautiful devlog man! I love hearing how deep your game design and narrative go with elements in the game world. It's really amazing to hear that whole thought process and makes me even more pumped for the release!!
Thanks man
The exposition😂😂 Thanks for taking time to visualize it. I'm lucky no one else (ok, my doggie is) is in the room😆
Great video! Such an interesting way of looking at things!
Glad you enjoyed it!
You must appreciate the past for what it was
But when you’re incapable enjoying the now
you must realize you can move on
- A quote made by someone, if not by me
You're a narrative master. Wow. Now I feel melancholic thanks to how realistic the feelings you described felt.
Wow! Your creativity and innovation is on the next level 🎉
I really relate to this video in the whole going back to a place after a while to see it changed without you thing. I always lived far away from extended family and would experience this every time I visited (which was always several years apart) and it wasn't just places, it was people too. If anything it was worse with people, one time I went after 2-3 years and found most of my relatives now had a more different unique accent (to put it kindly) it was so big of a difference it almost felt like some sort of parallel universe doppelgangers had replaced them. And even the place I've been consistently living in since forever has gradually changed beyond recognition in a slow but extreme process of gentrification
You haven't just made a rock interesting, you made it relatable lol
It's such a peculiar feeling and I don't know if there's really a word for it? Anyways I'm glad to know I'm not the only one who gets that feeling, and happy to hear you can relate to the rock :D
amazing, I just discovered this channel and you've already gained a new subscriber. That game will be one of the best Indie games in history ❤
So glad you enjoyed, thank you!
@@kylebanks I love the style and the mechanics it has, they remind me a little of the video game "Sky" because it has somewhat similar mechanics
I was kind wowed how the dev decided to change everything and make a new game but I think I was happier and more entrained with the new game then the old one.
Finally got around to watching this. Beautiful video, Kyle. Thanks for sharing😁
Aw thanks man, glad you liked it
I loooove this island, it's so beautiful!
thank you Manuel, it's really coming together 🙏
Didn't expect this to get so deep. But darn do I welcome that surprise!
This project is so incredible! I have a quick question, how do you make the colour only apply within the circle? Im workikg on a game where i want to switch between the past and present state of a location (within a kind of circular definied zone), and your effect is insanely cool!
Were you able to solve it???
@@Ekr3n unfortunately not! I've been on hiatus over Christmas and haven't returned yet to the project. Will let you know when I get somewhere.
I have chills. Watching a video about a rock. What just happened.
This is an interesting topic! Nice job!
Glad you think so!
New devlog lets go!!!!
wooooooo!
that's a nice rock :)
glad you like it :)
Not enough rocks in the level, 6/10 - WhyScore
i'm on it
Mr. Dwayne would be proud
such an inspiration to all the boring old rocks out there
Hey Kyle, I found you from @Thomasbrush. Looking forward to seeing your journey. I just started mine.
I love this! do you have any tips to start gaining more attention to your videos?
I use unity 2019 and I have problems with performance like if I add more than 10 object or more than 3 rigid body and max fps is 160 that decrease fast is the problem in my laptop
Since we are in control of the dog most time in the game, have you ever thought about using dog vision? I mean, instead of only the grey scale, incorporate yellow and blue on a low hue. Wouldn't that fit while being in control of a dog?
Yep! A lot of the game has a blueish hue in the "uncolored" world for that reason, but I started bringing in other hues for variety.
Well-written. You set up multiple ideas for callbacks-without the audience being aware you were doing it-and paid each one off by the end. Even the laser eyes.
If I were going to give any critique it would be on the delivery, and I know you're already performing multiple sets of skills here,
including video editing, video game development and writing, but here's one for your voice acting as well, lol:
In the movie Naked Gun, which you may have seen, with Leslie Nielsen, in the director's commentary one of the guys says, in
reference to directing Priscilla Presley's acting, he said that she should act as genuine as possible, and don't try to be funny because she had been hamming it up a bit. Let the script be funny, you just act.
That's the same advice I'd give, and I'm aware that it probably doesn't matter that much, but I guess when you're on TH-cam every little bit counts. Don't try to ham up an already excellent and amusing script. Let the writing be funny, and you just sincerely read it out.
Great stuff, my friend, you've come a long way, as has your game. Godspeed.
Appreciate the feedback 🙏
yeah, but I chose paper
dammit, hadn't considered that :(
And do you think it is fun now?
Duuuuude...
alan wake more like alan rock
Hi
hey!
Amazing devlog as always. Really enjoyed the more philosophical approach and funny ideas for the rock. 🪨
I personally would have chosen the laser. Nothing beats laser 😄