Added a new game - Infinity Random Runner!

Backgrounds are great!

But because of them Owl looks very simple. I understand that it's some kind of Limbo style but lacking of details make Owl boring, Mb adding second color can fix this problem.

We were talking about the way to compare 2d and 3d games. I'm a painter and the most important criteria for me is a good picture. I had never seen a good 3D picture even in AAA games - only mess of blur and triangles...

I don't care about popularity. Many really bad games are popular.

Also I know that a lot of mechanics can't be bringed to life with 2D. But I feel myself uncomfortable playing 3D games, evetything is so square and...lifeless, like the whole world was created from plastic.

I'm a real hater of 3D games.

I think that 3D is nothing more than mess of triangls and blur. 2D gives you a crisp image without blur. Pixel art gives you a perfect resizeble image that looks the same in big screens and small screens. Also 3D means always a problems with camera and view.

Thanks!

I've just watched youtube videos.

Gonna write about this game in Russian Community of Indie Games

What Engine do you use now?

The game looks Fantastic!

You need to use another font and to make controll buttons not so flat.

I love the animation of characters, interested in all of them - I see that there are a lot of characters in the lower part of the screen ^_^

It's not a very good idea to use "gradients" in the background.

Maybe it's fast to do like this, but It looks cheep. Try to watch some screenshots of "adventure time". Its got simple and colorfull graphic with no gradients. If you draw the main character by yourself you can easily create better background.

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You've updated topic and I didn't uptade this page, my fault ^_^

As for me if I see my own asset I'll be proud.

You sell it to help people make games, right?