BEHOLD is a God game created by a single developer in 3 days following the theme: "Start with nothing":
- Draw your own universe starting with stars, planets, creatures and trees You can draw anything! There are no rules! - Make a person, give them a place to call home and something to gather - If your person gathers your gift and brings it home they can have technology! Now they can cozy up at home and listen to Old Time Radio under the stars
*Music provided by TeknoAXEso I have opted out of the Audio category for voting.*
I will continue debugging but not add new features until the jam is over.
*Tools used: Godot and Blender*
*Per the Ludum Dare gamejam rules:*(You can skip this part)
*Current bugfixes:1)Present the capture mouse button accordingly 2)Enlarged the drawing area and set default color to Gold (this is changeable with the colorpicker)3)Switched to a Windows download.*
This is a cool concept; I like the atmosphere and I really love the music! The only thing is, I wish I could draw lines instead of dots to create things. But it's fun to be able to zoom around all of your creations haha
It's a really cool concept and feels cool to play around in. It would be cool to make bigger stars and to create lines when drawing, but it's really neat ^^
This feels really interesting, in a good way :D It's unique and it fits the theme well! The general feel/mood of the game are nice as well. I just love sandbox-y games like these, great job!
I'd love some more painting tools though, right now everything I make feel rather empty and hollow
This is a really conceptual game that makes a lot of sense regarding the theme of the jam. I also like a lot the environment. Good job it was fun to play.
I kind of expected things like trees and animals get spread around like the stars did. I did not realize I could move at first so several things ended up in the same spot. Just being able to change the brush size and having some interpolation so you's draw lines rather than dots would've improved the experience quite a bit for me. It was still fun and an interesting take on the theme.
I love the concept, but everything was just too clunky and clumsy for me to really enjoy making things. Drawing and creating are the two central parts of this game, and they're just too poorly implemented to be any fun. As much of a thrill as I got realizing the sky was filled with stars that I drew, I'm disappointed everything else relied on opaque controls to position manually, and I don't like how I can only draw chains of dots instead of solid lines.
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I painted a cow in it - a beautiful cow! xD
Had a lot of fun "
I'd love some more painting tools though, right now everything I make feel rather empty and hollow