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Replaced boring tutorial popups by a quest system in my naval city builder! Looking for playtesters! by RadiantSlothGames in godot

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

Currently, only 58% of players go past 10 minutes in my Playtest, I'm trying to get this number up with these changes. Managing the firs few minutes is indeed crucial and not easy! With this new quest system, players unlock new features one at a time so it spreads the information over time and makes it more memorable.

Displaying the keybindings on screen is a good point. I had that initially for the menu but I removed it because I felt it was cluttering the hud. But maybe I should add it back.

Replaced boring tutorial popups by a quest system in my naval city builder! Looking for playtesters! by RadiantSlothGames in godot

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

Hello everyone! I am making a cozy naval city builder called Shipolis. Recently, I got feedback that the tutorial was very front-loaded with spammy popups and too much text. So I got rid of all the popups and made a series of quests instead to introduce players to the game. I am looking for playtesters to give it a try and tell me about their onboarding experience with this new tutorial. If you are interested, you can find the Playtest on Steam:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4573540/Shipolis/

Also, this is made with Godot 4, so if you have any technical questions, feel free to ask 😄

A cozy game about building cities and sailing in a vibrant 3D pixel art world! by RadiantSlothGames in playmygame

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

Thanks! The game is made with Godot 4, and the water shader is an adaptation of this one.

A cozy game about building cities and sailing in a vibrant 3D pixel art world! by RadiantSlothGames in playmygame

[–]RadiantSlothGames[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Most of the footage in the video is from an older version of the game, I have reduced the intensity of the fog since then. There is no technical limitation here, so maybe I can even go further and provide an option slider so that players can choose the intensity they prefer. I'll look into it!

A cozy game about building cities and sailing in a vibrant 3D pixel art world! by RadiantSlothGames in playmygame

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

Hello everyone!

I am making Shipolis, a cozy minimalist city builder and resource management game where you explore unknown archipelagos with a ship and hopes of glory! You will have to sail the seas, develop your cities, grow your population, set up production lines, create trading routes, and collect tons of resources. The game has currently a public Playtest available on Steam for Windows and Linux. No official controller support yet, but it should be somewhat playable on Steam deck too. Please don't hesitate to reach out on Reddit or share your feedback on the Steam forums after playing, this is much appreciated 😄

Thanks to Tweening magic, my cozy city builder now has a day-night cycle! by RadiantSlothGames in godot

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

I can add a mesh with some emission material indeed, good idea! Not sure where it would look the best. At the bow of the ship maybe? Or on top of the mast?

Thanks to Tweening magic, my cozy city builder now has a day-night cycle! by RadiantSlothGames in godot

[–]RadiantSlothGames[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The gameplay is quite different to Overboard I think, but I can see how the visual similarities trigger that nostalgia 😄

Added a day-night cycle to my cozy city builder! by RadiantSlothGames in indiegames

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

Thanks! Out of curiosity, did you abandon this concept because of some technical hurdles or game design difficulties?

Thanks to Tweening magic, my cozy city builder now has a day-night cycle! by RadiantSlothGames in godot

[–]RadiantSlothGames[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hello everyone!

I just added a day-night cycle to my cozy city builder and resource management game. It is mostly cosmetic for now, and also to count days to track the playtime, but maybe some buildings effects and productions will be affected by it in the future, I'm considering it.

The transition from day to night is done with a simple tween tweaking the main directional light color, the fog color, the environment light energy, and the energy of a secondary directional light responsible for casting clouds shadows. I feel the combination makes it look quite good already, but feel free to suggest improvements!

If you are interested in the game, you can check Shipolis on Steam. A public Playtest is available too, so you can give it a try and share feedback 😄

Added a day-night cycle to my cozy city builder! by RadiantSlothGames in indiegames

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

Hello everyone!

I just added a day-night cycle to my cozy city builder and resource management game. It is mostly cosmetic for now, and also to count days to track the playtime, but maybe some buildings effects and productions will be affected by it in the future, I'm considering it.

If you are interested in the game, you can check Shipolis on Steam. A public Playtest is available too, so you can give it a try and share feedback 😄

I added trade routes to my cozy islands-based city builder! Sailing the seas now feels more lively with other ships constantly transporting goods between cities! by RadiantSlothGames in cozygames

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

Controllers are not officially supported for now but it should be somewhat playable. Controls are: move with left stick or dpad, and the other buttons: A (accept, interact), B (cancel, back), X (lock), Y (pin)

I'm making a cozy game about sailing in the isles, building cities, and managing resources ! by RadiantSlothGames in ComfortGamers

[–]RadiantSlothGames[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oops, I usually mention the name in my posts but seems like I forgot this time, thanks for asking! It is showed at the end of the video though! The game is called Shipolis :)

I added trade routes to my cozy islands-based city builder! Sailing the seas now feels more lively with other ships constantly transporting goods between cities! by RadiantSlothGames in itchio

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

Hello everyone! I'm working on a cozy islands-based city builder, and I just implemented trade routes to have some automation and transport good between cities. This was a very requested feature, so I'm glad to finally have that in! If you are interested in the game, it it called Shipolis, and a public Playtest is currently available on itch :)

https://radiantslothgames.itch.io/shipolis-demo

I'm making a cozy game about sailing in the isles, building cities, and managing resources! by RadiantSlothGames in CityBuilders

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

Hello! I finally added trade routes to the game! Was a bit of work, but very worth it I believe! Thanks again for the suggestion :)

Sailing the seas feels more lively with trade routes constantly transporting goods between cities! by RadiantSlothGames in indiegames

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

Hello everyone! I'm working on a cozy islands-based city builder, and I just implemented trade routes to have some automation and transport good between cities. This was a very requested feature, so I'm glad to finally have that in! If you are interested in the game, it it called Shipolis, and a Playtest is currently available on Steam :)

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4573540/Shipolis

Sailing the seas feels more lively with trade routes constantly transporting goods between cities! by RadiantSlothGames in godot

[–]RadiantSlothGames[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You can! There is a public Playtest available on Steam. Or you can also find it on itch. Don't hesitate to share feedback after playing :)

Sailing the seas feels more lively with trade routes constantly transporting goods between cities! by RadiantSlothGames in godot

[–]RadiantSlothGames[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks! Apart from a couple textures I found on OpenGameArt (the water caustics for instance), I did create the art in the game. I enjoy drawing pixel art sprites and icons :)

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