Tiny Time Jockey (Future)
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#### YOU WERE INVITED TO PLAY IN THE SMALLEST CLUB IN THE UNIVERSE!!!
Tiny Club is an iconic venue situated in the West County regional space station.
Due to its size, only one person at a time is allowed, and only for ten second.
DJs must make sure to read their dancer and play appropriate music!
You are DJ TTKN. You traveled for 5 days to reach the station.
One problem, you were so tired when you packed that you forgot to bring your records!
Luckily, there was a pawn shop in the station, and you managed to purchase a collection of records that was laying around.
PS: Due to the presence of a massive object orbiting around the station, duration of seconds might slightly differ from Earth.
CREDITS:
As "otherthinking":
- Jean-Baptiste Arthus: Music, Sound, Programming, Wwise Implementation
- Victor Morello: Design, Art, Music, Programming
- DALL.E: Character Design
So I was initially planning on going away in the countryside, away from the computer, but my friend asked me if I wanted to team up for Ludum Dare this weekend.
JB had never done a game jam nor used Unity before and I had made a few game jams but only as a musician/sound designer.
I since learned the basics of game development, and this was my first jam with a more technical and game-oriented role.
I was eager to tackle the challenge, and JB was also keen to try and have a clever Wwise based sound engine.
In the end the game has its flaws at the moment, but it's still kinda fun to use, plus I am overall very happy and surprised we managed to have a full game system running by the deadline!!
TOOLS WE USED:
- Unity with Playmaker handling most of the programming and logic
- Wwise for audio implementation
- Ableton for creating the music (some originals, and cuts from our own projects as well)
- Photoshop for dirty editing of the pictures generated by DALL.E
Tiny Club is an iconic venue situated in the West County regional space station.
Due to its size, only one person at a time is allowed, and only for ten second.
DJs must make sure to read their dancer and play appropriate music!
You are DJ TTKN. You traveled for 5 days to reach the station.
One problem, you were so tired when you packed that you forgot to bring your records!
Luckily, there was a pawn shop in the station, and you managed to purchase a collection of records that was laying around.
PS: Due to the presence of a massive object orbiting around the station, duration of seconds might slightly differ from Earth.
CREDITS:
As "otherthinking":
- Jean-Baptiste Arthus: Music, Sound, Programming, Wwise Implementation
- Victor Morello: Design, Art, Music, Programming
- DALL.E: Character Design
So I was initially planning on going away in the countryside, away from the computer, but my friend asked me if I wanted to team up for Ludum Dare this weekend.
JB had never done a game jam nor used Unity before and I had made a few game jams but only as a musician/sound designer.
I since learned the basics of game development, and this was my first jam with a more technical and game-oriented role.
I was eager to tackle the challenge, and JB was also keen to try and have a clever Wwise based sound engine.
In the end the game has its flaws at the moment, but it's still kinda fun to use, plus I am overall very happy and surprised we managed to have a full game system running by the deadline!!
TOOLS WE USED:
- Unity with Playmaker handling most of the programming and logic
- Wwise for audio implementation
- Ableton for creating the music (some originals, and cuts from our own projects as well)
- Photoshop for dirty editing of the pictures generated by DALL.E