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

Thank you for sharing inquiesco - great post.

Day 9 was yesterday and with it came my 14th entry for my #90daydev challenge!

Pet-Chains – 2 player (dual touch enabled. for tablets only). both players must draw chains of animals on their board in 90 seconds!

Made in just a couple of hours and featuring art by GameArtGuppy.com

Onto day 8 and entry #13 of my #90daydev challenge...

This time its a two player game of light sequences, so grab the nearest person. first to five points wins!

Play Light Flo