It's like a night and day difference!

I resurrected a game idea from years ago... #SlimeDunk! This was a game I wanted to publish on Steam, but I ran out of steam (pun intended). Maybe it will happen this time? (BTW, I'm using @godotengine)

I'm organizing another Weber State AI Hackathon! If you want to kickstart your career and get hands-on experience with the AI tools that are changing the world, you should register. This is a hybrid hackathon with 2 weeks of building (remote) and a 1-day on-site event in Ogden, Utah. Dates: - March 21st: Building starts - April 4th: Grand Finale @ Weber State Who: Anyone 18 can participate, from complete beginners to advanced developers Cost: $10 The on-site event includes: - Job Fair - Two rounds of judging - Training on how to build and market your apps - Finalist presentations and an awards ceremony Be sure to register early to claim your spot: hackathon.weber.edu/

In #SlimeDunk, I make #particles explode out of the red crystal at the top whenever the ball bounces off of it. #ParticlesChallenge #GDevelop #indiegamedev #gamedev #gameplay

Thank you for 100,000 YouTube subscribers! 🎉🎈 4 years ago we released our first tutorial video, and since then: -8 BIG game jams -250 videos -14,000 comments -200,000 likes -260,000 watch hours -7,000,000 views And 100k subscribers. 🤯

Transformations are so fun

I mean, it's hard to beat the fun of playing with simulated boobs. But what else could players do in a physically simulated game. I'm exploring my physics engine, trying things.

How the car works in our game! #indiedev

This is my game “Drive On It” still in early development but already sooo relatable 😛

When you're working for months on your physics engine, sometimes you just do random things like this, without any particular reason.

I implemented physically realistic jet engine. The flame is fluid with lifetime. It interacts with objects, affects them - much better, than the fake VFX one I used previously.

Watch our lead developer explain how RTS pathfinding and crowd simulation work together - and why it’s one of the hardest problems in real-time strategy games. Find out how Age of Empires 4 simplifies pathfinding, where StarCraft 2’s crowd sim still struggles, and how we’re solving all of it in ZeroSpace. If you’ve wondered why your army sometimes just gives up, or why great unit movement feels so good, this is for you.

Need to kill some time? Why not forge some new beasts? #InfiniteBeasts