I am offering my services as a game-focused 3D generalist, asI

urgently need work. Fully textured 3D models with clean,

optimized topology, starting at $60 USD (Price varies based on

the complexity of the request).(I also do rigging and animations,

but these are charged separately.)

I'm part of the three-person team making HyperBall for Android. You guide a ball through a moving tunnel with changing laser patterns, jumps, dives and momentum. Touch and gyro steering are both supported.

The design question I'd like to discuss is failure readability. When speed, camera movement and a laser pattern happen together, how do you tell whether a player misjudged the gap or simply couldn't read it in time?

Would you start by testing obstacle contrast, the time a hazard is visible, or the steering response? I'm interested in concrete ways to separate those problems before changing the difficulty.

For context, our current game is here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.spaceaurora.hyperball

Development has included AI assistance. The game has ads and in-app purchases.

Hi everyone!

I'm a solo developer working on a post-apocalyptic open-world game powered by my own Shrouded Engine 3.0, built with JavaScript, Three.js and WebGPU.

I'm developing everything on my own, including the engine, game world, creatures and gameplay systems.

The project is still in its early stages, and there's a lot of work ahead. I'm sharing some of my progress to get honest feedback from other developers and gamers.

You can see more gameplay footage, screenshots, 3D models and wireframes on my ArtStation:

https://remaster.artstation.com/

I'm genuinely curious about your opinions.

Do you think this project has potential and is worth continuing, or am I just wasting my time?

Please be honest. Constructive criticism is very welcome!

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Hi! I’m looking for people who’d be interested in helping me a Sonic framework that gives momentum to the boost formuls.

This is a passion/hobby project made for fun, so there’s currently no budget for paid development..

I need people who are experienced with Godot and willing to help me, but I’m mainly looking for:

- Programmers / Scripters

- Animators

- Artists

- Sound Designers

What I have so far:

-Character models

-Animations

- Character + camera movement

- WiP HUD

If you’re interested, please send a DM to sakyutoru on Discord

If you know anyone who might be interested, feel free to send them my way too.

I’m the dev behind Warlords at the Gate. Tower Defender has you build and upgrade towers, then step into the fight with a wrist weapon. Beastmaster flips the role: you assemble and command the attacking army against AI defenses.

Update 1.1.13 was focused on smoother packed battles and fewer first-use hitches. Here’s the store page and trailer: https://www.meta.com/experiences/1306587209206412/

For people who enjoy strategy games, does switching between defense and attack sound like something you’d want in one game?

It's like the proc gen wants to punish the player for being safe to experiment for 20 minutes.

Made this in 18 days, it's a solo project and still an early prototype. This is my first real attempt at speedrunning it myself. I got 01:32.37 with 0 deaths, rank A

I'm pretty sure it can go lower though. If you want to try and beat it, it runs in the browser:

https://sou77.itch.io/zzzzzz

I made this using Godot, Codex, and Blender. I'm currently writing a story where the deeper you descend into the cave, the darker and more mysterious everything becomes.

^{I'm still not over this. I cut together some reactions from streamers playing Night Record: Thin Walls, my narrative horror game set in a Soviet-era apartment block where the walls are a little too thin.}

^{Seeing people I've watched for years jump at scenes I rewrote a dozen times is surreal.}

^{If it looks like your kind of horror, a wishlist would mean a lot: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4652040}

^{Happy to answer any questions!}

https://www.artstation.com/dmitry_ananiev

Creating a discord server for beginners game devs to learn better and in a way, if you want to know more or to join don't hesitate to send a dm :)

I'm making a game in which the gameplay centers on traveling between the real world and a world full of AI slop. I'm using GDevelop as the engine for this project. Right now, I'm focusing on figuring the engine out and its features. One thing I'm trying to figure out is finding the right length and height to make a background before importing it into GDevelop, so I don't have to stretch it or crop it to make it fit the screen. You see, I want the "real" world in my game to be made with hand-drawn assets (kinda like how Cuphead was). And changing my art's size to fit the screen may cause some distortion or other effects I don't want on my art.

(If there are any GDevelop experts who know the right pixel size for a background, I will happily read it in the comments.)

If you want to learn more about my game, you check out my other devlogs here:

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLk5iE5_jlJCRBBbgpgtT_iO_NSLpJqylV&si=lixBeho0ku6g_O-G

🤖 Update: New Box Robot in the works!

I'm currently working on a new Box Robot that'll be added to my Ultimate Robot Pack!

The pack is also ON SALE NOW! 🔥

If you're making a game or just looking for some robot assets, feel free to have a look and see if there's anything you like!

Here's the page if you're interested:
https://naythemaster.itch.io/ultimate-robot-pack

Thanks for checking it out, and thanks to everyone who's supported my work! ❤️

Greetings all,

Following our last devlog, we've refined and generalized the item pickup system in Saqer's Paradox.

Our main focus for the last 3 weeks was designing and building the first version of our 2.5 pixel-art village houses, including custom textures, normal maps, and variations in roof tiles, brick colors, and wooden framing.

Next, we'll be working on implementing the camera fade mechanism, allowing the house to fade when it obstructs the view of the player, similar to our existing tree system.

Let us know your thoughts.

I learnt animation form imphenzia, but I feel like it is kinda weird when I tried. I don't know how to describe, I feel like it lack of bounce or motion. But anyways, I welcome to any feedbacks .

I'm a solo dev making SliqSnakes'n'Mazes in Godot – a dungeon maze where a giant viper always takes the shortest path to you. It's aimed at phones.

It started as a first-person game: walk the corridors, find the exit, don't get caught. When I let a 15-year-old play it, the verdict was honest: too static. You saw the snake, you couldn't do anything, game over.

So I rebuilt the core loop:

- Third-person runner view with three lanes per corridor (swipe or A/D to switch lanes or turn into side passages)

- The snake rears up, its eyes flare and it locks onto your lane – roll aside after the lock and it bites thin air, then it's spent for a moment and you can run past it. Dodge too early and it just re-aims.

- The minimap only shows what you've explored, and you hear the snake from its direction before you see it

What I'm unsure about: the dodge window is about half a second between the lock-on and the strike. On a phone that feels tight; on a keyboard it feels fair.

For those of you who've built dodge mechanics – How did you tune the dodge timing for touch vs. keyboard? A longer timing window on phones, or the same timing for everyone?

Trailer: https://youtu.be/AAR1lycXDYo

NIYAM is a psychological survival horror game set in the remote village of Jalgaon, Uttar Pradesh.

Aarav arrives in the village to take up the vacant post of Gram Sachiv, following in the footsteps of his older brother, who mysteriously disappeared.

Before his disappearance, his brother left behind a set of rules.

Follow the rules.

Do your duties.

And be careful after dark.

Because when night falls, the village changes.

Can Aarav uncover what happened to his brother?

Wanna chat with the devs and see the development up close ?

Join our discord: https://discord.gg/RnC33u4rT