So yeah, it's almost been an entire year of me working on this game (not consistently, but off and on working on this game) and the end feels very far away. My goal of this game was originally to make a game in a week which happened, but it kept getting more and more complicated and more and more a representation of real life in a way which makes it very difficult to work on. I want to have more than GTA/Final Fantasy/Legend of Zelda level of attention to detail in this sort of narrative and exploration driven action adventure game.

The game takes place in my home town and in my neighborhood and surrounding areas and you can explore every house and business. I feel like I should have a lot of modular areas, but I'm not letting myself do that.

Yeah, so what do you think of these screenshots? and how would you go about making this game? and have you ever worked on a game for this long or with the level of detail that this game has?

I feel like most games with this level of scale made by one person never get finished.

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chews.zip

This is short and stupid also it is a choose your own adventure html peice of shit.

you have been warned but it may produce a "heh"

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georgeinflag.zip

Can you beat this incredibly American Puzzle-Adventure? Remember, if you don't get and play this game, you aren't patriotic enough!

(And I think enough of you guys know how to play these types of games by now.)

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Empty Void Of Space.zip

ANOTHER EXTREMELY REALISTIC GAME FROM SMEDISSOFT CO.

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INVASION of the POKOMON.zip

made in a little over 2 hours and before the start of the jam i just wanted to say how much i wish everyone on a good POKOMON journey

play as jim the local ruffian of the POKOMON forest
jim is only a ten year old girl who wishes to become the very best
like.... ?

well you get the point

also dont touch the pokomon or theyll kill you

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sllab.zip

sllab sllab sllab sllab sllab sllab sllab sllab sllab sllab sllab sllab sllab sllab sllab sllab sllab sllab sllab sllab sllab sllab sllab sllab

.sllab sllab sllab ot tfihs dna syek sworra sserP

leftclick shoot
right click jump
r restart

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Wasabi of Joy Fun.rar

WASABI is on journey. He must intimidating the EVIL FLAVOR MONSTER ARMY. He can only do so by SURVIVING LONG TIME with the power of LUCKY MAGIC and YOUR HELP.

Seven levels of MADNESS!!

Made by James Mystery

So my son turned one year old yesterday! We got him a videogame console for babies.

Now I dare you to look at that thing and not immediately think "Baby Pop'n Music." It is obvious that the giggly Baby Einstein "smartridges" (Seriously! That's what they call them!) are only of limited interest. I'd originally thought that it might be interesting to write software directly for the unit, but it soon became clear that I would have to do a LOT of reverse engineering work -- something I don't have the time or experience to do properly before my son grows out of the thing.

Then I realized that the interesting thing is not the system itself, but the controller. The controller is a very simple IR transmitter, like a remote control. And you can pick up IR receivers for PCs for under $10 on eBay.

So if I pick one of these things up, and write a simple program to convert these IR signals to keystrokes, I could very well make videogames for my 1-year-old son in Klik & Play. For that matter, so could all of you! Kirk just DID!

You guys, you have no idea how exciting it is to think that you could make toys for your child that aren't obnoxious. Every toy on the market has a sound chip in it that talks to my son in a sing-song voice about how fun counting is, and about how fun the alphabet is, and about how fun opposites are, and about how fun manners are. They repeat themselves endlessly. They stunt the imagination. Some of them even tell my son they love him. I have inanimate objects in my house that tell my son they love him!

I can do better. This is my next project.