Making myself overpowered and stress testing my tank game to see how high I can crank the number of skeletons has been a blast

For a recent video with GameDevTV I got to put together a little retro twin stick shooter that I spent a couple days making itch ready! Try it out here 🖇️: bramwell.itch.io/gothicsteel

Had a load of fun with a little UI shader project in #Godot today - frosted glass using backbuffer copies, really happy how it looks with a bunch of gradients 😊

Super proud of the last ludum dare I entered - just a little game about stacking books in shelves under horrendous
bureaucratic conditions

Another old #Godot project - I'd just finished a GameDevTV blender course and spent a couple weeks just experimenting making stylized 3d models and foliage shaders ✨

Working with shaders does mean I have an upsetting collection of videos of my gameworlds breaking apart like a piece of wet spongecake

Fondly remembering when #Godot 4 introduced particle attractors and a bunch of particle physics options 😊

I've been ill for about a week 😭 but i'm back and here's an old #Godot project!
A few years ago I got super into hardware restoration videos on youtube and used viewports and shader magic to make a little gameboy you can take apart, clean and customize✨

A not so old project: studying the #Godot GI options for Godot4Beginners was suuuper fun, fog volumes made god rays really pleasant to set up 😊

Here's another project, back from #Godot 3! @kaylousberg.bsky.social's tremendous assets played a huge role in my development with the third dimension, highly recommend 💞

Spent today working on what will be a dialog screen for my cooking game which involved a bunch of fun transitions ✨

I'm commited to doing daily posts of old #Godot projects at this point - here's a Zelda inspired wok that is probably the first 3D model I made I was proud of ✨

Here's another old #Godot project - I really wanted to make lots and lots little heat seeking missiles in a little idle game, hoping I get to try the idea out again in a game jam at some point 🙏

Here's a sweet old Godot project - I found some public geographic data and wrangled that into generating polygons in the shape of countries with matching flags tiled in a little shader ✨

Since GodotCon I've had a little inspiration jet fuel helping me find some dev time to work on my cooking game ✨