So I've decided what type of game I want to make and I'm currently planning the work ahead of me. I'm comfy with C++ and OpenGL, so I will use those. For physics, I'll go with Box2D, (so yeah, game will be 2D).

Hello! I've been hard at work on my competition entry(Not really actually, I accidentally keep working on something else lol). None the less, what I have to show so far I'm pretty proud of, so I'll post some images then get into the idea :D

I'm making a game for 64DSC. Since I've never made a game before, I'm sure I won't win anything, but hey, it'll be a fun learning experience.

As everyone knows about the AGAPI I want to make, the problem is, I'm trying to figure out everything that is compatible. People say they want to develop in GM:Studio, but there are more limitations which makes everything more complicated.

It's been a long time since we (IfThen Software) have been part of a competition! So far, this one has been a lot of fun :) I started on April 2nd, so not a lot of time was lost. I found out about it on /r/gamedev, thought …

Five days in, I still don't have much because I'm trying to juggle this and school, and in fact, I'm postponing another Unity project for a class with this one. But I digress.

2 days into making my competition game, Prismaticka. I'm mostly just working on under-the-hood mechanics at the moment, so things aren't gonna be that pretty.

So I'm not sure if i'm going to enter this game in the competition yet, but I'm greatly considering at least submitting a demo.

HI THERE all those who haven't been assimilated yet, I am part of the dynamic gameplay duo Burning Loon (@farenhiet and me, @LoonOfNature) for the #64DSC and will be representing them, I mean us, in the devlog capacity for the duration of the competition(you can tell by how I speak …

I've been disconnected from the net since early this morning… or was it yesterday? Can't remember.