Liam Twose's Forum Posts

  • #25 is bursting with endless fun...

    Balloon Poppin'

    OR point devices here

  • Thanks again DUTOIT! it was really fun to make that one. I have plans to take that one further.

    Just finished my 24th entry... Codename..

    Word Searcher

  • Make that 67 just finished my 23rd entry and to me my best entry so far..

    The next 30 entries I will be incorporating touch as a core mechanic as part of my 30 day development goal learning touch.

    Touch Footy. (best played on a touch enabled laptop / tablet!

    So dig out the tablet for a multiple-player compatible score-fest!!

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  • Thank you DUTOIT - I really appreciate your comments

    I've not 100% decided what I will be doing, but I will definitely be making it available in some way to others to help them.

    I've plans to launch a Patreon, as its been such a fantastic experience, I want every dev to push their game dev more, another reason also I launched #30daydev, 30 days to spend pushing your game development forward.

    68 games to go

  • It's day 17 which means my 22nd entry is here.. phew, this one actually took a little longer as I had to draw all the little fishies. ugh.

    Team Touch Fishing - Double tap your way to fishy glory. For one to ??? players!

  • Thanks Crawnic!

    It's day 16 and I've just finished my 21st entry! I called this one Impossitimer in the end as I actually can't do it myself, so don't actually know if it is possible

    Impossitimer - Can you hit 0.00?

  • Great answers, thanks for sharing Aphrodite thanks for sharing what comes across as a very heartfelt response.

  • Day 15 is upon me and here is entry number 20 of my #90daydev challenge...

    Digit Dash - Race your finger! (or mouse)

  • I'd love to know, for me it's the ultimate in creative playground, I'm bloody good at it and I've been doing it for over 20 years. It's a question Rami Ismail asks in his most recent talk as his company Vlambeer, and a question we should keep asking ourselves, as I'm sure the dynamics change over time.

    I ask, because last night (as you do), I wrote a blog post on my website, an honest account of "Why I nearly quit game development" in the last month or so for good and thought I would share it with you all. Read it here. I know I'm not the only developer out there who's struggled and I hope it resonates or helps even just one of my fellow developers.

    So, why do you make games?

  • It's day 14 and heres my entry #19.. the quickest one by far in at around the hour mark.

    1P Pong - Basically Pong, for 1 player.

  • Woah, so today was my first major milestone as I am now 20% of the way through my #90daydev challenge.

    Here is my latest entry. Entry number 18..

    Bounce - Simply bounce the ball over the net. Easy right?

  • Thank you Vicki, entry #18 will bring me to 20% completed! VickiGameDev

    My latest entry is number 17... a simple game at heart that the initial idea for didnt translate very well. Ended up with a pretty decent game for up to four players in the end. The first alien to reach the center of the earth wins.

    Race To The Core

  • thanks Herks took me around 4-5 hours

    IndieKiwi - awesome thank you so much for the kind words, and on that note! One closer now, as its day 11 and I've just finished entry #16

    Calcul8 - the most unforgiving calculator! Made in around 2 hours.

    Touch the numbers till the goal number = 0. Mistakes mean the score (m+) will get reset. The goals get progressively harder. More numbers used = bigger points.

  • Day 10 and I've just finished entry number 15 to a level I'm comfortable with for demonstration purposes. This is definitely a project from my #90daydev that I will be taking further!

    Dungeon Tactics is my spin on a dungeon-crawler-rpg-type-game-(prototype). Arrow keys to move. Match tiles on the game board to attack, replenish energy, health & more!

  • Hi Dasat you could simply use the [System -> Save] action when they make changes and then [System -> Load] action on startup