The last time i played SW, was probably a half a year, maybe even longer ago and man do I love the new Updates. Especially the Ability to change your settings in the main menu helps out a lot.
I really enjoyed playing the demo, and I'm looking forward to play the finished game, once it comes out! Especially Tobi's speaking system and him walking around is what makes me like the game.
Sorry for this dumb question, but what exactly do you mean with the 'is timed' requirement?
For example would it be enough if I just implement a timer that tells you how fast you were in each level? Or does the game have to relate to the timer like as if the timer was a core game mechanic?
So as it says in the description we are supposed to make a game in 48 hours. It also says that it doesn't have to be consecutive.
Now I wanna make sure I didn't missunderstood.
Does it mean that i can for example work 8 hours a day for 6 days or does it mean that I shall only work on 2 days but I dont have to work all the time, like i can still pause for a little or what?
I am from Germany and I am 15 years old. I'd like to participate in this gamejam with a team of around 3 people. Currently im using Unity and have been for around 2 years. My plan is to make a 2D game. Im quiet good at C# but I really need some support in the visuals and audio.
It would be great to work with some people around my age, so if you like to Dm me this is my Discord: Dibbel#8630
You don't need to apologize. I was just suprised when I tried to read the description. :D Pretty cool that you are giong to add an english description. And thank you for your fast reply!
Once you've extracted the -zip folder, you need to open the folder in the terminal by right-clicking on it and pressing 'Open in Terminal'. After that you need to type in chmod +x ./TeamTreesLinux.x86_64. As soon as you did that you just need to type in ./TeamTreesLinux.x86_64 te last command will boot the game. After you did this once you can just double click on the application and it should open up.
This only works on Ubuntu. (All ubuntu distributions like mint etc.)
