Day 4. It has endured a lot of rain but its still standing and now oozing black ink.
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ImGUI does the job alright, though I will definitely consider alternatives in future projects. For in-game UI I've been holding out for PanGUI. I'll be interested to see how you get on with Rive, honestly not one I've looked into much.

Nice! Building your own editor specifically for your project rocks. I'm doing the same and really love the power and freedom. It's a world apart from extending a premade engine editor. Is your editor and game within the same executable?

Hey Dan, I haven't actually used Love2D on my current project, though I mention in my devlog that I really should have made the prototype with it, rather than Unity. I really enjoyed using Love for prototypes years ago and look forward to using it again. How are you finding it?

Day 3. Looking somewhat dishevelled.
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Its great! I've got it on as focus music.
Venus is making one of my model cars resonate 😄

"But lets look at what you could've won..."

Maybe you have to be British to get this one.

Really happy that you enjoyed it. Thank you for playing and the kind words, it means a lot!

Oh! I've become too Americanised to even see what you were saying.

I always assumed those were British nursery rhymes, both were commonly sung in my childhood. But yeah, very dark. Rock-a-bye baby another one.

Another downside, last time I checked UI toolkit didn't support custom shaders. Which was a deal-breaker for me.

It's an unannounced personal project. All the Monument Valley games were developed in Unity.

But I would still consider an off the shelf engine for any project that had bigger technical requirements. The point is to think about it and don't overvalue familiarity. Be prepared to leave the prototype where it is and start fresh with different tech. It can work out very well.