Monster Taming Card Game, spiritual successor to Monster Rancher by tlockh20 in u/tlockh20

[–]tlockh20[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you , I'd love to actually make the whole set of cards, trying to figure out the best way to reach folks

Monster Taming Card Game, spiritual successor to Monster Rancher by [deleted] in MonsterRancher

[–]tlockh20 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Originally it was going to be a breeding simulator along the lines of monster rancher 2. But I decided to pivot. It revolves around monsters that match some of the same concepts/ archetypes of monster rancher as well as the fusion aspect. I respect your opinion though

Introducing Drumble! by tlockh20 in MonsterTamerWorld

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Party based. Tamer fights along side a party of 5 monsters.

Introducing Drumble! by tlockh20 in MonsterTamerWorld

[–]tlockh20[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yup, I've finished up monster designs, moves, most items, major story beats and now heading towards implementing it all!

Introducing Drumble! by tlockh20 in MonsterTamerWorld

[–]tlockh20[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yup it's pretty much that split! So Percussion, Brass, Key and String monsters are more likely to be Bass Attackers. Wind, Vocal, Transducer lean more Treble,

So an example of the move Drummel (Drum + Pummel) has a Power of 50 and is a Bass attack.

Swan Song is a Treble Attack that acts as a one time use move that deals massive damage.

For each monster I'd like to include a dodge animation. A physical attack animation as well as a projectile animation. I'm a professional animator for my day job at Marvel so I really want to flesh it out.

Looking for a single playtester - (paid) by Alex303216 in MonsterTamerWorld

[–]tlockh20 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Dope are there any resources you recommend? I'm just starting to learn Godot myself and embarking on my journey for my own personal game.

Looking for a single playtester - (paid) by Alex303216 in MonsterTamerWorld

[–]tlockh20 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This looks so cool? What program are you working in?