2115
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Right! So it has finally been completed, with a good 2 hours to spare.
We present our JAM entry: 2115
This was a team effort by:
Luke Smith and Philip Jeffery
Software Used:
Game Maker 8
SFXR
WolframTones
Paint.NET
Photoshop
Graphics Gale
So this was both our first time entering Ludum Dare and we both had a great time working on this.
Luke:
I'm very happy with the end product. We took the decision to make sure that the game got finished and polished, rather than go for length. I also feel that this really helped me gain some experience and I've learned many things. I look forward to playing through other people's entries and look forward to LD20! It is kind of generic, but I hadn't decided to participate until Tuesday, then had to get to grips with a load of new software.
Phil:
I am so proud of how the visuals came out. This is the first time I've properly got into developing sprites for a game and over the weekend I definitely had improved. It's not the most original game but I think it's quite cool. It doesn't have much in the way of length but, if we had more than a weekend we could do so much more. Please feel free to take a look at other arts and graphics I do : http://jeffers800.deviantart.com/
We present our JAM entry: 2115
This was a team effort by:
Luke Smith and Philip Jeffery
Software Used:
Game Maker 8
SFXR
WolframTones
Paint.NET
Photoshop
Graphics Gale
So this was both our first time entering Ludum Dare and we both had a great time working on this.
Luke:
I'm very happy with the end product. We took the decision to make sure that the game got finished and polished, rather than go for length. I also feel that this really helped me gain some experience and I've learned many things. I look forward to playing through other people's entries and look forward to LD20! It is kind of generic, but I hadn't decided to participate until Tuesday, then had to get to grips with a load of new software.
Phil:
I am so proud of how the visuals came out. This is the first time I've properly got into developing sprites for a game and over the weekend I definitely had improved. It's not the most original game but I think it's quite cool. It doesn't have much in the way of length but, if we had more than a weekend we could do so much more. Please feel free to take a look at other arts and graphics I do : http://jeffers800.deviantart.com/