Indie dev discussion: Scope creep, processes, puzzle design
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.พ. 2025
- A little chat David, Tom and I had about developing our point and click adventure games, as part of Steam NextFest.
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You can now wishlist my game on Steam! steampowered.com/app/2967630
I am so happy to know you're still making videos
More of these please (if possible). There's so few podcasts that delve into our little game genre. Really enjoyed it, great job!
1 Hour, 10 Minutes, And 4 Seconds of Pure Genius. Brilliant.
Foolish mortals has secured funding (currently 42k raised from a 13k target) and all stretch goals have been met :)
Glad to hear Foolish Mortals has been secured, K S! I've had a friend that i've known for years do some voice overs for me for free and i've done voiceacting myself for the upcoming demo of my game. And yes a lot of bug testing. But it's all fun. AGS is rather daunting in the beginning tho, but i've picked up the pace now. Visionare Studio seems like a cool choice, but i guess i always wanted to learn how to somewhat code myself so AGS seemed like a challenge.
What a great, down-to-earth talk, both games look absolutely professional and you can sense that they were made by lots of passion and love. Congratulations to FM's team for the Kickstarter campaign, absolutely deserved! Also congrats to Lucy's team for getting such an amazing star on board! I also couldn't believe those "point-and-click board games" David made 🤣they look absolutely cool, that speaks of uncontrollable creativity. PS: the portrait of Cheese smiling is absolutely beautiful, I bet it's an absolute heart-healer The channel keeps bringing one of a kind resources, thanks Adam!
I do love that photo.
Great chat!
Would be cool to see you guys do another one of these, to compare to where you were a year ago...
5:42 thats why you make a debug scene/build