Working on a 2D open world platformer action adventure called "Ever Eviland"

Can we all just agree that Art, especially "Animation and Level Design" take up about 60% to 70% dev time 😭 . I think there is nothing more important than having a replicable system for building your games . I swear even big guys like Ubisoft have repetitive styles.

And yet someone had the nerves to tell me that carrots shouldn't appear or be visible as they're embedded on the ground like roots. It's frickin game!.

If you are running Unity on Linux and have been for the past 2+ years. You are not alone 😭.

I've noticed when gamedevs post less on X th3y are probably busy cooking😢.

In the end, we are all just independent creators trying to succeed in a very harsh market. We post endlessly into the void, hoping to be noticed, sad nights creating something for years, not even sure whether it would be noticed, let alone make profit. Is it just gambling?.

At this point, I'll ignore the fact that the reflection of an image in water bends a bit. particularly when there is some disturbance. I mean, no one will know or care, right?🥱

At this point, I'll ignore the fact that the reflection of an image in water bends a bit. particularly when there is some disturbance. I mean, no one will know or care, right?🥱

A commentary from a villain is always nice when u do something disruptive to their plans

When u disturb the peace it turns to raise eyebrows . or horns?

Almost every trailer I see is always fast paced clips of gameplay - it's like their being played at 1.7x to 2x . N when u download the game it's not as fast-paced 😭. but the trailers do look so good when fast-paced 🤩. how does one make a good trailer without overselling?.

So true.

Let the flames begin

Are the flames convincing?

RT @mxol1s1: There is always a sacrifice in creativity when one tries to make a game with monetary motives at heart - if you obsess abo….

There is always a sacrifice in creativity when one tries to make a game with monetary motives at heart - if you obsess about the commercial viability of your game, the final product is always less than what could have been.

What's your endgame as an indie game dev ? . * What motivates you to work so hard creating games?. * How many games have created so far?. * How many have been successful?. * Have you achieved freedom to create without worrying about income?. #IndieGameDev.

QUESTION: Do you post to indie Game Dev Community for "feedback" on your project or "marketing" ? . FOR ME: it is more about technical feedback than marketing. Not to say I do not benefit in terms of reach by posting and being active.

A game is meant to tell a story through gameplay, and Ever Eviland has one to tell -- Dare to press start?

If I press start, I'll have errors to fix . I am going to bed