I think complexity is a big part of this. Ready to go game engines have definitely changed the technical concerns, and to an extend the ludology concerns. I know that a simple 3D style is often easier to create assets for than 2D. Simple 3D objects are much simpler to create in something like Blende...

No big deal, man. Whenever you've got the time, energy, and inclination.

Hey, I want to play but I still have that screen issue. Any chance of getting that new build up?

How are you going to handle the two different players controls?

sweepingavalanche wrote: ↑Mon Oct 26, 2020 5:51 pm Its about 2 and half years so far. I plan for more 6 to 9 months until I finaly can release it

That's some quality dedication

Hey good luck.

Banned for spam

This is a place to talk about making your game. Not a place to just blast out advertising.

I'll leave this thread in place on the off-chance you actually want to discuss your game. If not I'll remove it later.

I still am completely unaware of what you're saying, but I'm amazed that you're doing it just the same.

Do you have photos? I'm curious how this looks.

Oh I see what you mean by "analog" now; this sounds really cool.