Re: Code Dungeon - A first person hack & slash dungeon crawler
We finally Released the Code Dungeon! Its free to download over at https://stealcase.itch.io/codedungeonI made a new thread for the release, so please continue any further discussion in the thread
Re: Code Dungeon - A first person hack & slash dungeon crawler
This is Not a game update, but a status update.Sorry for going silent for a week. Had a Sidejob as a Social Media Manager for a Digital Game Conference, and during the conference I couldn't spare any time to work on the game.
Re: Code Dungeon - A first person hack & slash dungeon crawler
Apologies for the Double Post, but We just Pushed an Update! Link as always in my signature.FEATURES: We have added some things that the player can do!The player now has a Dash!Press the space bar to dash in a direction that
Re: Code Dungeon - A first person hack & slash dungeon crawler
@34 I can't say thank you enough for the long and thoughtful responses! No need for apologize; there are no egos here. This is gamedev, and we're doing design. So honesty is the most helpful thing we can get; only then can we
Re: Code Dungeon - A first person hack & slash dungeon crawler
@34 I can't say thank you enough for the long and thoughtful responses! No need for apologize; there are no egos here. This is gamedev, and we're doing design. So honesty is the most helpful thing we can get; only then can we
Re: Code Dungeon - A first person hack & slash dungeon crawler
@34 I can't say thank you enough for the long and thoughtful responses! No need for apologize; there are no egos here. This is gamedev, and we're doing design. So honesty is the most helpful thing we can get; only then can we
Re: Code Dungeon - A first person hack & slash dungeon crawler
Thanks for the amazing feedback @31 amerikranian and @32 moaddye!I didn't reply when I saw them, but your comments have heavily driven the direction of this update.The Update is now live and available in the link in my
Re: Code Dungeon - A first person hack & slash dungeon crawler
@26 hey moaddye, I made the starting room bigger, since playing space and movement speed are heavily linked.But I'm gonna take a look at walk speed again later and see if it needs to be adjusted; the game is a little
Re: UI Screen reader support
@9 I think you're right.Thanks for the succinct explanation. Now I think I have an idea of how to implement it.Gonna describe it for anyone else looking for this same use case, since I couldn't find anything in my searches when I was looking.Using Tolk Screen
Re: UI Screen reader support
@9 I think you're right.Thanks for the succinct explanation. Now I think I have an idea of how to implement it.Gonna describe it for anyone else looking for this same use case, since I couldn't find anything in my searches when I was looking.Using Tolk Screen
Re: UI Screen reader support
@6 That explains a lot. I was having a lot of trouble getting Tolk to work a few weeks ago after finding so many people speak warmly about it. It seemed like it would be really simple, but ended up not panning out for me. But I was dealing with a lot of new
Re: Migrated Godot accessibility to GitHub
Amazing work; I've been meaning to check out Godot, and your godot-tts just bumped it up on my priority list.I tried to create my own implementation of screen reader support for a Unity Game using Tolk. As I haven't had a lot of experience working
Re: Code Dungeon - A first person hack & slash dungeon crawler
Here I am reviving an old thread, but THE GAME GOT AN UPDATE! Actually the game has had several updates, we've been pushing patches iteratively, but now we'd love it if somebody tried it again and gave us some feedback!A
Re: Code Dungeon - A first person hack & slash dungeon crawler
There! The project is now properly in first person, and no longer locked to a grid!Sorry for the wait, we hit a bunch of implementation snags that made it literally unplayable.Please try it out
Re: going about developing a rythem game
camlorn mentioned in another thread his idea for how he would do a simple rhythm check, with a basic code example.Basically thinking about it as important that the player hit the keys to the bpm, and not neccessarily 100% accurate to the Song.Here's
Re: Code Dungeon - A first person hack & slash dungeon crawler
We were rushing to get a build going today but we couldn't to get it out the door in time;Too many little things cropped to cause problems.But we've resolved to get a build up tomorrow; in about 24 hours it should be up.This
Re: Code Dungeon - A first person hack & slash dungeon crawler
@15Some of what you're suggestion matches the design doc we've had for combat, here's our ideal;You're fighting a monster, and that monster might have a fire breath, or can cause stalagmites to erupt from the floor.The key is
Re: Code Dungeon - A first person hack & slash dungeon crawler
@15Some of what you're suggestion matches the design doc we've had for combat, here's our ideal;You're fighting a monster, and that monster might have a fire breath, or can cause stalagmites to erupt from the floor.The key is
Re: Code Dungeon - A first person hack & slash dungeon crawler
Wow, I really appreciate the amount of feedback! And man the quality of it!And thanks for the game example suggestions from camlorn @3 and Jaidon of the Carribean @4 (and everyone else!), me and Wiktor have been spending this
Code Dungeon - A first person hack & slash dungeon crawler
You enter a Tower, weak and frail. You have lived in darkness all your life. There are monsters, and they want to kill you. You find a blade. You are ready to do what needs to be done. The tower must be ascended. Only then can you
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