Hi Guys

Feel like this might be a good idea, get some progress screenshots going. 

Im at the stage where I have some basic movement and shooting sorted.

Looking forward to seeing what other people are doing.

Just a mockup atm, colors will definitely change!

But the idea is something similar the Reigns, but you can stack the cards to make the choice later and you get a visual representation of your "kingdom". So cards come in and you can chose one to "play". Depending on what it is can cause several things to happen. Like spawning people or buildings, or launching a bandit attack etc. You have to balance the good and the bad, pick too many good things and you may not survive the bad things you've been stacking up that you will inevitably have to play! The likelyhood of bad cards spawning increases with time, meaning you will always lose eventually. :)

Using my own web-based IDE to create the game. Started working on that in September, very much alpha stage, and this game will be a kind of soft-run of that. Also, a first for me will be using SVG graphics.

I'm going for a vector look.  Though it's not a real vector game.  I have no idea how to do that.  I'm using Stencyl.

I got the first set of characters (main character and 3 enemies) modeled and rigged for my group's game yesterday,  today is weapon models, traps and tiles for background and platforms. I really like what we've dubbed Mama Eyeball:

Having fun with TIC-80 and the Commodore VIC-20 palette.

Still working on the player and enemy graphics, but mechanics are quickly taking shape.

Progress so far on a "floor is lava" game - I have basic physics and player animation working. Next up I need to add more debris variation and spawn additional platforms as the player progresses.

All shapes and animations are being drawn dynamically on the canvas with javascript.

A screenshot from my minimal first-person puzzle game.

Been a bit hectic recently what with Christmas and having to go visit fams and stuff. But I got some movement in on my people.

Hit the MVP stage.

Trying to come up with a name, and will need to fine polish a few things, like how much will be in the camera, how frequent enemies spawn and so on.

I'm happy with how things are shaping up. There's still quite a bit of polishing to be done (especially the character animations) but the result so far is at least playable.

Today I spent some time trying to dial in the difficulty scaling and added a drum beat soundtrack that speeds up as the player progresses.

Enemies and puzzles!

So settlers now have to chop the trees to build a fire to keep warm. Due to lack of time, a lot less than I thought I might (but that's December for you!), I'm going to have to cut out the cool parts of the game and make it even simpler than I would have liked. New idea is to simply build the houses for the settlers to live in. You get points when a settler moves into a house, and lose them when a settler dies, houses can get full. Another idea is to get bonus points/events when you have 5 of the same card in your hand. I'll finish with something anyway... :)

A small rogue like I guess. When you enter a new screen, you choose the type of content that's about to be generated.

Build a hybrid air hockey + table/rod hockey outta Cerberus X (HTML5 target), voxels and Box2D.  Still tweaking colors, AI, etc but this was a ton of fun to build and play, can't wait til the final version is up.  Minimalistic jam was perfect fun over the holidays, and great way to start 2018!