Solid design + Building nicely on the mechanic with nice clean visuals. I found I got a bit confused on how to win since I lost track of my dice too easily.
But whenever I finish a game jam, the same nagging question pops into my head: When am I going to finally work on a bigger project?
I can relate to this. But I found I stopped the nagging of maybe bigger projects aren't for me. At least for now.
If you're enjoying working on a bigger project, then do that. If you're enjoying game jams, continue to do that.
I find there's a lot of external pressures to be successful financially. But I think just being in love with the art is the most important thing. The financial stuff may just naturally come (hopefully).
I was/still am very privileged but for a time but I still had some bills to pay and jams actually were a source of income due to non-exclusive licenses.
anywho! Awesome work the past 3 years. It's been a real journey to see you develop as an artist and a designer!
Hey! I'd love to help out but I'd rather take the discussion somewhere else you can ask me questions on my discord at https://discord.gg/H333kSJ it'd just be easier is all
There is a prebuilt Animation End you can use to detect that stuff.
I felt a really similar way when I first started gamemaker too (seeing people use all these tricks). I think there's a ton of tutorials out there that can help whip you up into shape to figure these things out.
