@@2kliksphilip MUAHAHAHA What a dick move... I second your judgement. But see the good in it. I got pinned by the one and only. One off my lifetime bucket list.
@@sadham2668 Hm, I can't neither... maybe he removed it, not sure. I can't remember in detail anymore, to be honest... I think it did not qualify for some bizarre reason...?!
Games that know when they're done - That's a key aspect to the ones that I have fond memories of and draw inspiration from for my own development. Great job on the game :D
Nice philip! I made a christmas game myself for my friends but half an hour is seriously short. I'm very comfortable with my own engine but it still took me an hour to make breakout. my last 2 games showed me that to create any interesting game mechanic and turn it into a workable experience I need 12 hours. once again you're a great motivator for my own game making journey 👍
Thanks for still making videos like these philip, you literally are the soul person that got me into game development. I've rewatched the game making journey more times that I would like to admit.
your videos are the perfect mix of "interesting enough to watch while eating" and "not intensive enough that missing a few seconds matters" so i always give them the highest award i can give them which is watching them with my lunch/dinner
Before I relasised you were using Fusion, I thought "Wow, this looks like those old games you'd see on The Daily Click 20 years ago!" It's funny how games back then had a sort of look and feel to them that I don't usuaally see with modern day rush job indie games. Well done.
@@Robstrap I disagree. Writing alone probably took 20+ minutes. Recording voice overs also never works with the 1st take, unless you don't care about the quality. So voice over is another 20 minutes. Then editing - another 20 minutes to skim through the footage and select bits for b-roll. Then 5 minutes to record the intro, another 15 for export and test watch, add 25 for a fix iteration and re-export and there you go. At least 1.5 hours. That's an optimistic estimate from someone who's made quite a few videos in their life.
For spawning inside a house, I'd just teleport a house to a new random location if it's too close to you (no collision checks, just hardcoded distance) - but for all I know, that could have been a 2- or 3-minute job.
for those of you who'd like to try something similar, the one hour game jam at onehourgamejam.com/ is held at 17:00 UTC every saturday, where you have one hour to make a game around a given theme that's revealed when the game jam starts. i've joined a couple of them and it's really fun (even if you're new to game dev). you also ofc retain full ownership of everything you make so you're free to do whatever you want with your game after you've made it
You should participate in something like Ludum dare or GMTK. From what I see there were only 6 participants for this competition, while the ones i mentioned get over 1k people
They probably just run all video files through a splice-checker. Catches more cheaters than you'd think in these sorts of contests, and it isn't fair to assume you aren't cheating just because you're a youtuber.
Your game Dev content is so fuckin gooood. Hope we can see loads more game Dev content. How about a month where you have to make loads of prototypes? 😜
Phillip any reason why you got into clickteam fusion and not another engine? I assume ease of use, and it seems great for 2D 'flash style' games, but very limiting for bigger, broader games. I assume this is just a hobby and not some aspiration to actually make a game that you hope will be popular one day?
Well I finished all 39 videos (AGAIN) in the series and when I grew inspired to use the same engine I was blocked by a $100 license. Fusion 2.5 seems cool but I'll stick with gamemaker and other game development engines. Or maybe a certain bay has answers.
How could someone watch you building a game in clickteam and think to go "why don't you use Unity?" Why would he? He's already so familiar and confident with one tool and for the games you're making it would be much HARDER to make in Unity. It's just the usual gatekeepimg we see on the internet and as a professional Unity dev I can say that
what is that hoodie it looks like the comfiest thing I have ever seen. Would you reccomend? but it also looks like it could be hot as shit. What do you think? Anyone else got it?
What kind of cup does Philip have at the beginning? Lol it just seems very out of place for someone like Philip Anyway, making a game in 30 minutes is really impressive, I too use clickteam fusion and it takes me a long time to make a single level so seeing 2kliksphilip make 3 levels in half an hour is really cool
I think there one of those gamer drink powder things that sponsor a lot of people these days so I wouldn’t be surprised if they’re sponsoring Philip or something
@@2kliksphilip at 2:29 you say you're using Game Maker. I was listening without watching the screen so I didn't see you were actually using Clickteam Fusion
@@2kliksphilip "Clickteam Fusion is a game maker" lol dude I don't know why you made this so confusing for your video. They're all "engines". Game Maker is a different engine so don't call Clickteam Fusion that.
What’s stopping contestants from coding the game beforehand, then in that half hour bit just have the already written code on another monitor or phone while they read and copy down what the see?
This game is kinda brilliant and also surprisingly addictive. I rebooted my MacBook Pro into Windows 10, discovered it didn't like the touchpad (I'd guess some issue with Bootcamp 6 drivers, Logitech USB mouse to the rescue) and then ended up playing it for what felt like 5 minutes but was actually an hour. I got to Level 3 once. It reminds me of a combination of Skifree, Pac-man and a few notable Flash games from the late 90s), the development video is a fascinating insight into how to code and compile efficiently with a tiny timeframe, spoken to camera in a personable and engaging way. Some observations :- * The hitbox on the houses should extend to the edges. As a strategy I was trying to bounce off of the edges and found I could almost never nail it as the hitbox is a little small. * The executable is surprisingly tiny. I expected over 10MB and it's about 6MB. That impressed me. * I love bad puns, so the chosen name is just perfect. * Difficulty level is just about spot on. * Game never really feels cheap when the player dies; they have a certain number of advantages which balances it out rather well. I know the likelihood of reading and responding to TH-cam comments is quite small but If you have future games, I'd love to alpha/beta test them. I make excellent constructive notes like these and have been playing games around 30 years (since I was about 5).
Did you ever share the results of this competition?
@@2kliksphilip MUAHAHAHA What a dick move... I second your judgement.
But see the good in it. I got pinned by the one and only. One off my lifetime bucket list.
@@2kliksphilip i joined a jam when they promised to "play them all" but only played around 50
@@2kliksphilip truly a clickteam llc moment
What happened? I can’t see Phillips comment for some reason.
@@sadham2668 Hm, I can't neither... maybe he removed it, not sure.
I can't remember in detail anymore, to be honest... I think it did not qualify for some bizarre reason...?!
Well done for a 30min game. Looks like something I played in the browser as a child. ツ
what a genuinely sweet comment :)
69th like heh
reminds me of the SkiFree game
tsu
@@tree427 tsu?
your game making videos are seriously some of my favorite of the klik empire, keep up the creative and unique work!
I havent seen anyone who has made game making videos I could even compare to Phillips game making chronicles, I just adore them. :)
Thanks
It felts very satisfying when the bullets could shoot through the trees, the wonders of small tweaks.
@Forest brothers kind of a weird spot for Russian kids to advertise their forest TH-cam channel
YOUR DAD'S NEW ALBUM?!?!
Right? Epic
Looks like the game I would find on a cd with 50 holiday games back in 2004
Games that know when they're done - That's a key aspect to the ones that I have fond memories of and draw inspiration from for my own development.
Great job on the game :D
Nice philip! I made a christmas game myself for my friends but half an hour is seriously short. I'm very comfortable with my own engine but it still took me an hour to make breakout. my last 2 games showed me that to create any interesting game mechanic and turn it into a workable experience I need 12 hours. once again you're a great motivator for my own game making journey 👍
Thanks for still making videos like these philip, you literally are the soul person that got me into game development.
I've rewatched the game making journey more times that I would like to admit.
Sole
@@Sertyop10101 haha glad someone did it
Always love new entries in the series, always gets me back in the mood to work on my own stuff.
your videos are the perfect mix of "interesting enough to watch while eating" and "not intensive enough that missing a few seconds matters" so i always give them the highest award i can give them which is watching them with my lunch/dinner
Welp I can’t imagine how bad 30 minis is for making a game as it’s taking me months for 1game
30 mini
@@DxBlack I maybe bad at spelling…..
But umm… ummmmm no I can’t think of an alternative thing I’m bad at
Being funny is one thing
@@Das_Unterstrich I wasn’t trying to make a joke
it's easier for me to type in this way
@Forest brothers escaped mentally deranged man gets in youtube
It looks great! I zoned out a few times just watching the gameplay. Good luck! :)
I'm so glad that your game making series isn't dead! This game is quite reminiscent of death giver 1 lol
@Forest brothers Dude it's not cool to promote your self on other peoples channel!
Phillip's panicking/angry mouse movement is such a classic.
Santa's just iceskatin and sliding around, no bug at all
Just finished your game making journey playlist for the 5th time. Always have my fingers crossed for more!
Before I relasised you were using Fusion, I thought "Wow, this looks like those old games you'd see on The Daily Click 20 years ago!" It's funny how games back then had a sort of look and feel to them that I don't usuaally see with modern day rush job indie games. Well done.
This video must have taken several times as long as the game lol
I doubt it. It's just a voiceover with some b roll. Probably took about the same amount of time.
@@Robstrap I disagree. Writing alone probably took 20+ minutes. Recording voice overs also never works with the 1st take, unless you don't care about the quality. So voice over is another 20 minutes. Then editing - another 20 minutes to skim through the footage and select bits for b-roll. Then 5 minutes to record the intro, another 15 for export and test watch, add 25 for a fix iteration and re-export and there you go. At least 1.5 hours. That's an optimistic estimate from someone who's made quite a few videos in their life.
Game making videos are by far your best content
Yay! Another game dev video!
Your game reminds me of the game „It came from space and ate our brains“ which I liked and completed 100%.
Woah, how did I never noticed this video? I love your game making videos, philip!
I really like game dev videos, but I especially like your game dev vids for some reason. I don't know why. Please make more!
For spawning inside a house, I'd just teleport a house to a new random location if it's too close to you (no collision checks, just hardcoded distance) - but for all I know, that could have been a 2- or 3-minute job.
oh boy im excited for that new album. more kliksphilip ost!
i am excited for ur dad's new album. i love the synchobonk one
The game making series is by far my favorite of yours. If you can, please keep ‘em coming!
Incredible intro! That... uh... red juice must've tasted pretty good...
I recently found out you were a game maker. Love these videos.
Please let us know the results when they come in, even if you don't win I'd love to see a short update video or community post! Thanks
And the gameplay loop does look fun :)
Great video, nice quick insight to your thought process
Just speedrunning games is for the weak. True gamers speedrun making the game, and _then_ speedrun the game they _just made._
for those of you who'd like to try something similar, the one hour game jam at onehourgamejam.com/ is held at 17:00 UTC every saturday, where you have one hour to make a game around a given theme that's revealed when the game jam starts. i've joined a couple of them and it's really fun (even if you're new to game dev). you also ofc retain full ownership of everything you make so you're free to do whatever you want with your game after you've made it
CAN YOU MAKE MORE VIDEOS IN THIS SERIES? ITS MY FAVORITE!
Finally KliksPhillip pleasured grunt sound effect.
I like the lack of run animation it's cute, would you consider adding skis to the model instead of animating the legs?
You should participate in something like Ludum dare or GMTK. From what I see there were only 6 participants for this competition, while the ones i mentioned get over 1k people
Ohhh the follow-up video I so badly wanted. Great as always!
I guess Phillip needed the same thing James Rolfe needs.
Time.
do u want him to suffer?
I love all of your game making videos, they're really enjoyable to watch and they're what's gotten me into game making in the past 6 years
Myst... there's a name I haven't heard in a long time...
A long time...
1:44 good job cropping out the watermark lolol, love it
Yeah, I admit that I didn't watch the full 30-minute video... I'm glad you made this more comprehensive look at the process.
Recently got back into gamedev myself so it's awesome to see a new video from you about the topic!
I like this format where you film yourself
My fav series, will you ever participate on ludum dare? Would love to see your entry there
+1 for the 6,000 yr old sorcerer in the thumbnail
Clickteam fusion is the Hammer editor of 90's, while GDevelop is Source 2 Hammer editor 😎
They probably just run all video files through a splice-checker. Catches more cheaters than you'd think in these sorts of contests, and it isn't fair to assume you aren't cheating just because you're a youtuber.
Excited for your dad's new album
My main draw to the video was to see why you used the face of Noam Chomsky.
Santa is just ice skating
As someone who works for a AAA developer, I know the magic fo deadlines. Works really well.
Have you experienced one consistent crunch cycle, or is your time actually being valued, with breaks and such being given accordingly?
@@dagda1180 the people I am working with constantly get overworked, I don't, possibly because I am a new hire.
@@felenov Ouch. Hope things'll work out for you and co-workers.
@@dagda1180 Only time will tell. Currently I am paid very well for what I do.
I love the cursed Santa Claus screens you made.
I love this content. I would also love to see a dev journey series in unity or some other engine with a bit more headroom
Thanks for talking about the music
Philip you don't need to use water bottles like that!!! 😭😭😭
Houses spawning on top of each other.
Philip pls fix
Your game Dev content is so fuckin gooood. Hope we can see loads more game Dev content. How about a month where you have to make loads of prototypes? 😜
you can make a game in 30 minutes while it took days for me to make a moving 2d cube platformer game lol
I could totally see this work as a google doodle!
I'm probably not the first to say this, but it looks a lot like Santasatnas graphically
Phillip any reason why you got into clickteam fusion and not another engine? I assume ease of use, and it seems great for 2D 'flash style' games, but very limiting for bigger, broader games. I assume this is just a hobby and not some aspiration to actually make a game that you hope will be popular one day?
Well I finished all 39 videos (AGAIN) in the series and when I grew inspired to use the same engine I was blocked by a $100 license. Fusion 2.5 seems cool but I'll stick with gamemaker and other game development engines. Or maybe a certain bay has answers.
Speedrun! Also where did you buy that hoodie? :D
Ah, glad to see someone else has entered into the cult of the oversized hoodie. Very warm. Very good.
How could someone watch you building a game in clickteam and think to go "why don't you use Unity?" Why would he? He's already so familiar and confident with one tool and for the games you're making it would be much HARDER to make in Unity. It's just the usual gatekeepimg we see on the internet and as a professional Unity dev I can say that
back 2 years later to pat myself on the back for being such a chad
All the best, my dude
Still cool to think it was done in just 30 minutes, in my mind even the simplest game still looks like it took a few weeks at least
Nice cup
The game's harder than I expected, well done it was fun.
Beautiful cup
I don’t think I’ve ever seen you talk live into the camera and I’m not sure I like it
I love these fusion videos
Now i can watch this EDITED
You should iron out the obvious bugs and release it in your game compilation
This is a better game than half the 1€ games I played on steam over the past week or so
Making a game in 30 minutes: (video is 10 minutes) seems legit...
Old Philip looks like Noam Chomsky.
I wish I could figure out how to draw a triangle on the screen in c#
Aged Phillip looks like Noam Chomsky.
what in the hell is that water bottle sticker
what is that hoodie it looks like the comfiest thing I have ever seen. Would you reccomend? but it also looks like it could be hot as shit. What do you think? Anyone else got it?
The only reason I watch these videos is for the waifu cup, trust me!
Clickteam also asked me for my mfa after I submitted my video and I had the exact same reaction haha
@@2kliksphilip I sent the video initially and they responded asking for mfa afterwards
I think Philip could be able to produce at decent rpg maker game at this point
Love ya
destruction santa
What kind of cup does Philip have at the beginning? Lol it just seems very out of place for someone like Philip
Anyway, making a game in 30 minutes is really impressive, I too use clickteam fusion and it takes me a long time to make a single level so seeing 2kliksphilip make 3 levels in half an hour is really cool
I think there one of those gamer drink powder things that sponsor a lot of people these days so I wouldn’t be surprised if they’re sponsoring Philip or something
Have you moved on from Clickteam products to primarily Game Maker?
@@2kliksphilip at 2:29 you say you're using Game Maker. I was listening without watching the screen so I didn't see you were actually using Clickteam Fusion
@@2kliksphilip I misunderstood; apologies to you and your brothers
@@2kliksphilip
"Clickteam Fusion is a game maker" lol dude I don't know why you made this so confusing for your video. They're all "engines". Game Maker is a different engine so don't call Clickteam Fusion that.
this seriously reminds me of zj the ball and zippy the circle, lol. best games ever made
What’s stopping contestants from coding the game beforehand, then in that half hour bit just have the already written code on another monitor or phone while they read and copy down what the see?
I just want MORE gamedev videos!!!
What a way to start a video, great job
Genuinely looks really fun, good stuff
This game is kinda brilliant and also surprisingly addictive. I rebooted my MacBook Pro into Windows 10, discovered it didn't like the touchpad (I'd guess some issue with Bootcamp 6 drivers, Logitech USB mouse to the rescue) and then ended up playing it for what felt like 5 minutes but was actually an hour. I got to Level 3 once.
It reminds me of a combination of Skifree, Pac-man and a few notable Flash games from the late 90s), the development video is a fascinating insight into how to code and compile efficiently with a tiny timeframe, spoken to camera in a personable and engaging way.
Some observations :-
* The hitbox on the houses should extend to the edges. As a strategy I was trying to bounce off of the edges and found I could almost never nail it as the hitbox is a little small.
* The executable is surprisingly tiny. I expected over 10MB and it's about 6MB. That impressed me.
* I love bad puns, so the chosen name is just perfect.
* Difficulty level is just about spot on.
* Game never really feels cheap when the player dies; they have a certain number of advantages which balances it out rather well.
I know the likelihood of reading and responding to TH-cam comments is quite small but If you have future games, I'd love to alpha/beta test them. I make excellent constructive notes like these and have been playing games around 30 years (since I was about 5).
This looks very cool, I'd play this :D looks bit like an old Flash game
Will you be doing a video on the other entries? I'd love to see that.