Grumpy Gamer
APRIL 30, 2022
Nine years ago I wrote a blog post titled “If I made another Monkey Island” and it feels like there are some things I need to say. I can’t remember the exact incident, but the day I wrote that I was feeling down about never being able to make another Monkey Island. I wrote it in a single afternoon, and it was not much more than a stream of thoughts.
Logic Simplified
MAY 5, 2022
What Are NFTs? Cryptocurrencies are considered fungible and unlike them, NFTs or non-fungible tokens are digital assets that can be traded or exchanged for something different. These unique digital items could be music, drawings, videos, and games too. The tokens are authentic digital certificates that are stored electronically in a decentralized distributed database that is publicly verified called the blockchain.
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Game Global
MAY 4, 2022
Localization quality assurance (LQA) is still a top priority for video game companies, which also makes it a hot topic for us at Game Global. At the last Game Global Digital Summit , we had the pleasure of having Mike Souto, Business Development Director at Gridly , and Ville Lehtinen, Senior Developer at Rovio Entertainment , present about how to streamline the LQA process.
Mircosoft Game Dev
MAY 3, 2022
We're getting closer to the Godot 3.5 stable release with a fifth beta snapshot! Like with 4.0 alpha builds , we're trying to release 3.5 beta builds every other week to ensure that new features can be tested, bugs can be reported and bugfixes can be validated. This beta adds what should be the last batch of new features (together with a lot of bug fixes, as that's our focus at this stage), with scene unique node names and the new SceneTreeTween backported from Godot 4.0.
Grumpy Gamer
MAY 1, 2022
Nine years ago I wrote a blog post titled "If I made another Monkey Island" and it feels like there are some things I need to say. I can't remember the exact incident, but the day I wrote that I was feeling down about never being able to make another Monkey Island. I wrote it in a single afternoon, and it was not much more than a stream of thoughts.
Retro Game Coders
MAY 1, 2022
Before in our Atari ST text adventure , all we could do is walk around a hastily thrown-together map. We check for a limited set of directional commands, and we then check a room array to see if there are exists in the direction the player wants to go. Now we need to do a few things to allow the player to start interacting with their environment: More commands, such as get and drop.
Catnip Games
MAY 1, 2022
The alien AI was a mess. It tried too hard to be clever. The code was fragile and the behaviour unstable. I threw it all out and implemented a simple flock / boid algorithm. The aliens will stick together and try to approach the player in natural looking groups. A* pathfinding is gone too. Instead, the player character drops invisible scent markers with a limited lifetime.
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Filmustage
MAY 4, 2022
In anticipation of one of the major holidays of the year, Filmustage has a new blog for you, which is, of course, dedicated to Star Wars ! More than 40 years ago, George Lucas created a universe that today could be talked about for hours on end. We don't have that much time, however, we decided to tackle one thing: how exactly Star Wars changed the film industry.
Retro Game Coders
APRIL 30, 2022
While so far in our STOS programming tutorial we looked at ST games with sprites and graphics , it is quite possible to have a fun game experience with only (or mostly) text, so let’s take a look at that. In Defense of Text Adventures. Usborne had probably the most famous adventure programming books. Many of us game nerds of a certain age will have grown up with at least an awareness of this game genre.
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