Thanks, I am surprised myself that I got it working smoothly, and slowly itterated on it and did not get stuck. Other than trying to tack some stuff on later.

Thanks for watching and I'm glad to make more people aware of the Asprite Importer.

There is certainly more to come. In a bit though, some time this year.

Thanks Kenny you fucking legend.

Thanks Shelf bro.

Still sounds good even after having to edit over it a million times also.

The song is a roguelike itself - endless replayability.

Glad you enjoyed it! I just love doing it and I based the timeframe around what I think my experince level was at really, and I genuinely care about the projects I work on.

Thanks, that really means a lot and thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching Saul! Absolutely really happy with it and excited to keep going.

Hey thanks! And that's great I hope it works out for you. I'll be developing the idea further hopefully in another video and detailing it more.

Don't give me ideas for easy content, becuase I'll do it

Thanks mate, greatly appreciate the subscription and your time.

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks Skeffles, glad you enjoyed it!

You're epic, mate. Thanks for watching, and I hope I can get the game in to your hands sometime soon.

@@GingerNingerish no problem, and we'll all be hyped :)

Thanks champ!

Cheers mate!

Yeah most of the Kenny asset packs have this style it is really neat.

Cheers mate!

Thanks!

Really enjoyed your comment.

Thanks as always mate!

Yeah Nah mate. Youve deeply offended me now. I am a Kiwi not an Aussie. Jokes aside, I agree, but also what I actually found interesting was, when I was dealing with some Google Play issues for another project, I couldn't rely on ChatGPT to fix weird issues and bugs or things I missed, I need to read stuff from actual human experices and their workaround/individual problems to see if they match mine.

Haha oh yeah whoops... I'll hand myself over to the authorities now! Sorry! Interesting. I bet it's because for issues like that, where you kind of cobble together the solution from multiple places, there isn't a good set of training data. Forces it to rely on proper reasoning (with data up till end of 2021 mind you). I had some success setting up on the Apple store recently with ChatGPT's help, but that was mostly a happy path. Wish I could say it wasn't a frustrating path also but hey that's Apple dev from a Windows machine! 🥝✌️

You're a legend.

Absoluetley going to finish it, still on the fence about Steam as it is a very mobile experince and then also how the monetization system will work on mobile vs as a one off purchase as a full game.

You're welcome mate.

That's awsome dude good luck with your project. A lot of these concepts I have done in my other projects, other than Procedural generation, so it was pretty smooth, mainly how I chose the scope of the game really. The Bullet hell stuff I have to figure a litte more out, becuase I will create some more wizzard like enmies with differnt pattern. I was mainly sick for like, a couple days, but that week I did Oppenhimer one night and Barbie the other, and there was like a thing on at my son's daycare so like anyone one of those those places is where I am sure I got the cold from plus the terrible winter season in NZ lmao.

Absolutely, and this is cutting corners with special tools and an asset pack haha.

Just you wait.

Yeah I am super happy with it, a lot of stuff I have done before a few times over. So flexing those muscles a tiny bit. The next video will be another month maybe, setting up Google Play for the game which is completed has caused a massive hold on trying to relase it due to some dumb issues haha.

Keep at it, you get better with time and practice.

Thanks, can't wait for you to get your hands on the game also!

Pretty simple really I just followed whatever tutorial I found. Downloaded the package, there a some scripts you apply to objects to set the target ie the player. Then set what is an obstacle via tag which are box colliders on the objects with that tag. Then you place a grid area for it to navigate. When objects are destroyed there is a command which updates the navigation grid to let it know its gone.

Each attack plays an animation when they swing their sword in the direction of your attack, which will be based on the direction you move. Sprite flipping wouldn't do much other than flip the hand the sword was in anyway.

Yeah absolutely, but I also have most of game idea actually planned out and know where I am going.I still have like A LOT more cool stuff to reveal, with the world building, actual roguelike elements, the real gamplay loop etc. I guess I am more visual with a lot things, I really like to know how its going to look like and what it will really feel like. Also trying to content create and make games at the same time trying to add something more eye catching too. And when your making games in your spare time outside of work, hey some times whatever youre in the mood for is just how you work. The additional enemy was pretty important though mainly becuase it was a meele combat system, that I need to expeince with the other enemy types. I appreciate the feedback and your time watching though!

Oh Chur bru!

What bugs were you encoutering? I had to change to Beta Particitipation from Steam to get the latest verion of Aesprite to unlock certain features, if you have that version. Otherwise I had no issues.

More will come

Basically, I cut up the sprite into a bunch of different pieces that have physics. Before it breaks, it's one object and one sprite, but when it's hit, it instantiates a different object with the pieces that I split up.

Ah, I'll see what I can whip up. Is there somewhere I contact you directly.

Well, the shooting will be twin stick shooting, so it should be easy to aim, mainly taking inspiration from Enter The Gungeon and play like a top down shoot. I could add auto following spell attacks as a special ability maybe.

Song is "LAKEY INSPIRED - Chill Day" according to the file. Thanks, glad you enjoyed all that, I hope to get somewhere with it one day, make my own game studio. A pipe dream for now while I work IT haha.

Now thats an idea lmao

Sounds great, well my Twitter is linked in the description and my email is under the about section of my channel too!

​@@GingerNingerishI see two itch links in the description and no email in the about section (could be that I'm missing something)

Oh lmao copy paste error. I updated it. The about section has a button that reveals its callled for business enquires. Otherwise if you got dischord you can give me your user

Jesus christ, that is a throwback.

Ah theres a couple, but according to the file of the MP3s. "LAKEY INSPIRED - Chill Day" "Lofi Type Beat - Wish I'd stayed" "Magic- Le Gang "

There might be another video in the future to cover this, but if not... A premade room spawns with 3 potential new doorways, it randomly selects one of those doorways as an exit, and scans the area next to it make sure a new randomly selected room can fit there. If it has room It will place it, and then automaticly tile a corridor between them and hide the other doors not in use. Then it just keeps repeating this till the amount of rooms needed has spawned. Everything is done by coordernits on a grid There are few extra things in there, like at random intervals it will go back several rooms and start a brand new path. This will also work as a fail safe if a room for whatever reason cannot place a new room or fit another one in next to it, kind of like it ends up playing snake on itself. I need to expand this still so I can have treasure rooms, break rooms, map rooms and some other thing so I might revisit.

You got this!

Whatever was free at the time in like Mayish or June.

So 3.5 then. Use Gpt-4, it makes a MASSIVE difference. Great vid, would be interested to see more AI assisted game making content! @@GingerNingerish

Who says youre not

My graphics doesn't look as awesome as yours @@GingerNingerish

This is based on an asset pack from Kenny. They use a similar style for alot of their pixel art assets.

Well I used to use GingerNinger, it was spelt that way becuase I was 11 and couldn't spell Ninja. I used it for everthing as a kid, but it was pretty common online so I added ish to the end becuase it kinda sounded funny and kept the bad spelling purpose.

Never heard of it. But, luckily I have lots more to reveal anyways.

you should try it, take some inspiration while streering away from copying it@@GingerNingerish

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Yeah I plan to get out of Mobile games and do PC eventually. It's just that I started with this one mobile game I have been working on for 3 years to learn game dev. I just a need a few extra releases on top to sustain the anual app store fee so it can all pay for it's self.

@@GingerNingerish have you thought about collaborating with a publisher ?

Thaught about, not sure if it's worth the hasle or if the games are up to a certain starndard for bigger comercial release, atm I'm just happy doing this in my spare time and releasing myself and promoting with Twitter/KZfaq. But never say never I guess.

Uh well... It's complicated. I love using Unity, but I've genuinely just had my heart broken by them. They better fix this shit.

@@GingerNingerish When I started I did research on game engines and I picked Godot as my main. glad to see that they still going full open sources and no hidden costs. Good luck and hope Unity change their policies

Good for you buddy

Good on ya mate thats great

note: this was a joke, you're amazing!

I dont think I outlined the gameplay loop in this video yet... That's still coming.

@@GingerNingerish it might be a roguelite, but it cant be a roguelike without being tile based, and turn based...

@@chrismcaulay7805 Tile based and Turn based are not necessarily the requirements for a rogulike. As it has evolved what categorize a Rogulike the most is perma death and prodecural generation primarily like Enter the Gungeon and Binding of Issac. At the end of the day it's just an argument of semantics and Roguelike is a better blanket term.

@@GingerNingerish No, what happened was people that dont know what the 2 terms mean starting using roguelike in place of roguelite. Ignorance doesnt change definitions. Both of the games you mentioned are roguelite games...

Yeah, im just as thrilled as you are

@@GingerNingerish I used unity for 3 years, never wanting to switch. I reluctantly tried godot recently (you know why), and I loved it instantly. Definitely recommend. I'm upset I didn't switch sooner.

Thanks for checking this out Carl, glad you enjoyed it!