'Quake Builder' - 1st images, 2 months in the making. what do u think?
StormyStudio
United KingdomMember Posts: 3,989
Evening GameSalad peeps.
After some small success making an App (about 6 sales a day), which was created back in January during my paternity leave after our first baby was born. A healthy baby girl, I even posted on the forum during labour, when I was learning my way around the software.
Now after 2 months working on my first game, during any spare time a can. Bare in mind theres a screaming, feeding, pooing little monster in the house, plus I have to go to my full time job still.
I'm nearing completion of 'Quake Builder', a very tricky Physics based puzzle game.
You build up the provided blocks into as stable a structure as you can, once ready (and at correct 'target height') you shake to quake. And see if your building will survive a quake for 10 seconds. The strength of quake, amount of land and types of block available varies from level to level.
Each level has a introduction screen, with a few tips and highscore for each level.
Anyway, I plan on making some youtube videos soon, showing off the game play.
I've got a few more levels I want to make, and bits n pieces.
but, please take a look at the image on the link below, and any feedback or excitement would be great to hear.
http://stormystudio.com/images/screen shot montage v1.jpg
After some small success making an App (about 6 sales a day), which was created back in January during my paternity leave after our first baby was born. A healthy baby girl, I even posted on the forum during labour, when I was learning my way around the software.
Now after 2 months working on my first game, during any spare time a can. Bare in mind theres a screaming, feeding, pooing little monster in the house, plus I have to go to my full time job still.
I'm nearing completion of 'Quake Builder', a very tricky Physics based puzzle game.
You build up the provided blocks into as stable a structure as you can, once ready (and at correct 'target height') you shake to quake. And see if your building will survive a quake for 10 seconds. The strength of quake, amount of land and types of block available varies from level to level.
Each level has a introduction screen, with a few tips and highscore for each level.
Anyway, I plan on making some youtube videos soon, showing off the game play.
I've got a few more levels I want to make, and bits n pieces.
but, please take a look at the image on the link below, and any feedback or excitement would be great to hear.
http://stormystudio.com/images/screen shot montage v1.jpg
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will try and post a video tonight...
and at markwhite222
nice website....(bookmarked)
My youngest is 3 months so I'm right there with you.
You sound like a happy proud dad. That's awesome Congrats.
I've just uploaded the first video preview to youtube:
Hope you like it....
Many thanks for all the input, and for all the help getting the game this far... I owe some of you some serious amounts of beer...