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Really fun game, addictive from the very beginning. Good job!

I like the graphics and it's also fun to play. Good work!

Really fun game, good job! I like the energy collecting, makes the game fast and fun.

Thanks very much!

Finally I can start working on the game after I've been sick. I just made some background and a cannon which turns in mouse direction. I'am thinking about upgrade system for cannon where you can buy upgrades, such as more barrels or more powerful shots. Gameplay will be in waves and will be endless. In each wave you'll be attacked by different aliens (with gun, without gun, etc.) and you'll have to watch out for flying asteroids that may be on collision curse. When you destroy big asteroid, it will split into two medium asteroids. I was playing with the idea of primary and secondary weapon, where secondary weapon will be something like special powerful weapon which you can fire once in a while. I thought I will make this post more interesting so I will show how I did rotation of cannon :).

Vector A is mouse position and vector B is position of cannon. First you subtract A from B which will give you direction from cannon to mouse.

When you have direction you can simply compute angle between X axis and computed direction (or dot product)

Well I just hope I will be able to finish it on time.

I've finally decided to make a tower defense game in space where you'll be in the center of the screen defending yourself agains asteroids that will be coming at you. Core source code will be in Kotlin.

Hi,

I'll be posting here my devlog updates. I was thinking about something not resource heavy, because I'm a one man team. And since I am working on my other project I will be low on time so I'll do something simple.

Here are the links: Twitter Github

Hi everyone,

I'm ElectroWeak, and this is my first jam whatsoever. I'll be using libGDX with Kotlin in Intellij IDEA, graphics I'll try to do in Paint.NET or use pre-existing ones mostly from OpenGameArt, and for sounds I'll be using Bfxr or again OpenGameArt. I'm really looking forward to this jam, and to see what other people are going to make.

Happy Coding!