Happy TDoV! This game means so much to me, and while I'm sad to see no more work on the game, I'm super excited to see what's next!Thank you so much for gay cowboy game <3
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Hey! Its the last update! I won't have internet this weekend so I submitted my game today. I was going to export it to web, but I didn't have enough time to figure out pygbag. Yesterday I felt like using blender, so I made a 3d model for the tutorial. The low resolution really hides how bad my rig is. Here's the first part of my tutorial.
Anyway, thanks for sticking around and I'm excited to see everyone's games!
Update 3:
I lost motivation for a couple days to work on other projects, but I still managed to add art! I used another image from Unsplash and Libresprite to finish the art.
I also was messing around with settings yesterday and came up with my greatest creation yet - headache mode! It rocks around the ground and gave me (who is prone to headaches) a headache when I turned it up to high. Here it is in its turned down glory (slight flash warning):
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My current plans are to add a tutorial and work on the itch page!
UPDATE 2:
In the past couple of days I added a scene handler, menu, screenshake when you hit an obstacle, a couple sound effects and screenshake!
The menu caused a lot of problems because I wanted to be able access it from any scene. It alone probably caused 2-3 hours of debugging. In the end, my solution was store the previous scene in a variable, and to that when I exit the menu. My scene handler is a mess, but I got it to do the bare minimum after way too long working on it.
This guy [the restart screen] was also a pain, just because I kept getting distracted and forgetting what I needed to do.
I also rotated the gameplay surface to make it look like you're going down a mountain. Here's a scuffed gif of what everything looks like right now. The background is a lightly edited version of an image I found on unsplash, with a color overlay based on how close you are to the end of the round. My idea is that it shows different colors of light throughout the day, and each round is a day/night cycle (the more obvious representation of cycle is that the character will be on a bicycle).
As you can probably tell, I'm on summer break right now and don't have much to do, so if anyone has suggestions for features I'm all ears!
Hi! This is the devlog for my second ever pygame game (and finished game in general). The game is a biking game where you use a stardew fishing like mechanic to control speed, and jump obstacles like in google dinosaur. The goal is to get as far as possible in one day (1 minute). We have day/night cycle AND bicycles!
DAY 1 and 2: nothing ( great way to start a jam )
DAY 3: I came up with the idea, made the player and a scrolling background. I also added some ambient music once I got too tired to code
DAY 4: I finished the gameplay prototype! I added obstacles, stardew fishing bar (i need a better name), text, and added some royalty free math rock I found! Go listen to nurture nurture. The game currently needs a lot of polish, and probably only makes sense to me, but thats a problem for future me, Here's what it looks like right now, and see you in a couple days!
