Aaah. I prefer the lensflares!

I don't understand what's going on here

Could be less work and you can 3d print some figurines

You could maybe make them in magica voxel and then just render out each of the sides?

Hmm I wanna be in the game. If you want the pixelated characters from real life people I think u need to at least reduce the color palette more to one that fits the game but even then it will be difficult

I am sorry :/

Pixel art characters 100%

Oops!

I am not a fan of python the language. But I am a fan of python the animal, and I am a fan of python the Org ^^

Wooow, you could make a whole happy feet spin off game!

How much of the world and story will the player experience? I am just wondering bc that stuff usually requires quite some content and in racing games isn't easily integrated into the gameplay

What's this game btw?

I feel like that is not a good takeaway. That is core Spelunky and this is what other players praise.
They like gaining mastery by learning to predict the interacting systems in Spelunky.

It would be kinda like 'fixing' dark souls by 10xing the amount of player health

I was asking because I was wondering if you were able to run shaders that sample your buffers

Personally I usually prefer to make 1 shader i.e. post process distance blur, rather than handling more files or writing more CPU logic.
I wasn't sure if that was even possible with your setup.

btw. is this all on the cpu?

Yes exactly switch to pre blurred textures or just smaller versions of the textures which get blurred if you sample them with linear interpolation

Ah if you cannot manipulate the final image easily then you need to find a creative way.

Can you create mipmaps for your textures and switch to those on certain distances?

Otherwise, could you use the depth of the quads to change how they sample textures?

Just do a post process distance blur maybe?

Scope creep