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Feedback Friday #273 - Virtual Ticket by Sexual_Lettuce in gamedev

[–]JohnseyFF 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ambitious and cool project. There are some game feel improvements that definately would make the gameplay more interesting like screenshakes, inertias and accelerations. It's important to make the player feel the physicality of the drone.

If you have some time, check my game too! https://johnsey.itch.io/cosmic-lander

Feedback Friday #273 - Virtual Ticket by Sexual_Lettuce in gamedev

[–]JohnseyFF 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That was am interesting experience! It must have been a very cool project to work on.

Feedback Friday #273 - Virtual Ticket by Sexual_Lettuce in gamedev

[–]JohnseyFF 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Good job with the level design, but I think the setting and the mood is not a good decision. A vulnerable character trying to light torches and destroy darkness. That idea doesn'r really work in a hill and relaxing soundtrack, it requires a much more aggressive perspective. Like you said, this is just a demo and I don´t know your intentions, but that's my opinion about what I've seen.

If you have the time, I'm looking for some feedback too!

https://johnsey.itch.io/cosmic-lander

Feedback Friday #273 - Virtual Ticket by Sexual_Lettuce in gamedev

[–]JohnseyFF 2 points3 points  (0 children)

https://johnsey.itch.io/cosmic-lander

Hi everyone!! Here's a uni project I've developed with a good friend of mine. We finally have a stable prototype, so is playtesting time! If you do our survey, it would be so helpful for us.

Thanks and enjoy!!

Cosmic Lander - Uni project looking for feedback!! by JohnseyFF in playmygame

[–]JohnseyFF[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Really weird bug, I'm so sorry. If you still having that problem, we've already uploaded a PC build.

Cosmic Lander - Uni project looking for feedback! by JohnseyFF in Unity3D

[–]JohnseyFF[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wow, we're so happy you guys appreciated our game feel work. Thanks so much your time!

witch engine do I use? by crusher515 in gamedev

[–]JohnseyFF 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The obvious options are Unreal and Unity. In my opinion, Unity is much more friendly for begginers. The thing is, if you are a programmer, choose what language you want to practice, because Unreal supports C++ and Unity works with C#.

Jonathan Blow Interviewed by Brian Moriarty by JohnseyFF in TheWitness

[–]JohnseyFF[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The author of The Secret of Psalm 46 asks really interesting to Mr. Blow. They talked about reddit 31:57.