The Legend of the 3 Orbs – by Mystify
The Legend of the 3 Orbs – by Comprehensible
The Legend of the 3 Orbs – by Flaimora
The Legend of the 3 Orbs – by Ponderingpinky
The Legend of the 3 Orbs – by Cynic-P
The Legend of the 3 Orbs – by Aura
Game Design Challenge results are in!
The game design challenge results are in and can be found at the relevant forum post. Some people still haven’t submitted their game (including myself :(), but since there are no prizes to win, you can still submit it at any time.
So go check out the games and leave some feedback!
Remark that in the future, all contests will be announced on the forum on not on this blog.
Game Design Challenge: The Legend of the 3 Orbs
It seems some of you are running out of ideas for making new games, so I have a proposal: Let’s make a game design challenge! If this is successful, I might repeat such challenges.
Rules:
- The title of you game is “The Legend of the 3 Orbs”.
- Your get 3 weeks to finish your game, so the deadline is the 12th of March.
- You can keep your game secret until then, or make your development public so you can already receive early feedback.
- Starting from the 12th of March, everyone can play each others games and comment on them.
- There is no winner. The goal is to become better game designers by practicing your craft, getting feedback from others, and learning from what others did.
If you want to enter this competition, leave a reply at the forum post. I will update this post and list all entrants here:
Entrants
1. Ponderingpinky
Known from the game Hero for Hire.
2. Cynic-P
Known from the game Crimson Children.
3. Aura
Known from A Lill’ Girls Tale and Clair’s Christmas of Wonders.
4. Comprehensible
Known from Falling Glory.
5. Ez Me
6. Flaimora
7. Koonsolo
Yeah, me! I want to get familiar with my own program again, so what is better than joining this challenge? 🙂
8. Mystify
Made the game World of a Purple Something
Release 0.31: New technology and moving monsters/animals
The previous few months I have been porting RPG Playground from Flash to HTML5. It was necessary for 2 things:
- The Flash technology is going extinct
- Walking monsters were too slow in Flash, and I didn’t want to optimize a technology that I was going to replace anyway
So, the good news is that everything seems to be running OK, and I didn’t even have to optimize the moving monsters :). But to be honest, I’m not 100% sure that everything will still work as expected. So if you see any weird stuff, let me know!
