yurembo Posted Wednesday at 06:47 PM Posted Wednesday at 06:47 PM Hello everybody! This game is being held as part of the Winter Games 2025 tournament. You play as a little girl trapped in the cloud town Vostorg. The town is under attack by zombies. Your task is to help the girl escape the town and also complete several tasks: saving pets from certain death. Your toy gun has started firing bullets that are deadly to zombies. 4 Quote
yurembo Posted 10 hours ago Author Posted 10 hours ago One of the main challenges for a solo video game developer is art. It's no secret that any game, even a tiny one, needs hundreds of megabytes of images, models, textures, music, sounds, video installations and other digital data to make game worlds interesting, exciting and entertaining, sometimes funny, sometimes scary, but always emotional. And since a solo developer works alone, he has to create all these digital things himself. When you work in a team where all the roles are distributed, you can do the most interesting thing for you, for example, programming, and let your colleagues do other, more boring things. But an indie developer is deprived of such a privilege, but he has the entire vision of the project at his disposal. For our specific case of participating in a gamejam, you can use additional services. I'm not calling for buying art for evergreen dollars. Especially at the beginning of the jam @Josh allowed us to use any art on the condition that the license for it would not be violated. I want to share some very cheap or completely free art sources that I use to develop my game. To create dynamic objects: characters, enemies, NPCs, I use a well-known website Mixamo.com . It can be used completely free of charge. On the Characters tab, select the prepared character, then on the Animations tab, select the desired animation for it. Ready! The character is animated! Now you can download the character along with the animation to your computer in FBX format (using the Download button). On Mixamo.com dozens of characters and even more animations have been prepared. In addition, you can create additional two-legged characters in Fuse, which can be downloaded for free on Steam. Please note that the skeleton in Mixamo is intended only for bipedal upright characters. 2 Quote
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